Dorothea
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I like Dorothea better than Dorothy because it seems to offer more scope for nns.
I'm not a Patience fan, but if you are, then go for it.
Marie is so bland after the other two! Patience Dorothea Margaret is a mouthful but a very distinctive mouthful, and I'd far prefer it.
I'm not a Patience fan, but if you are, then go for it.
Marie is so bland after the other two! Patience Dorothea Margaret is a mouthful but a very distinctive mouthful, and I'd far prefer it.
Dorothea is lovely, and I prefer it to Dorothy. I usually think Patience sounds a bit stuffy, but I like it with Dorothea. I'd feel like Marie was tacked-on if you hadn't mentioned it was your name, but since it has meaning, I don't mind it. Overall, it's a nice combo. Very stately.
This message was edited 12/8/2010, 2:50 PM
Patience Dorothea Marie is gorgeous! Love it.
In general I prefer the zippy quality of three syllable Dorothy to four syllable Dorothea. But in your combination the flow of Dorothea is stupendous between Patience and Marie.
I love the name Patience, by the way. Apart from the obviously nice meaning, the sound is very light and pretty. I like the nn Pax with it, but it certainly doesn't need a nn. Kudos on your choice. :-)
In general I prefer the zippy quality of three syllable Dorothy to four syllable Dorothea. But in your combination the flow of Dorothea is stupendous between Patience and Marie.
I love the name Patience, by the way. Apart from the obviously nice meaning, the sound is very light and pretty. I like the nn Pax with it, but it certainly doesn't need a nn. Kudos on your choice. :-)
This message was edited 12/8/2010, 1:50 PM
Dorothea is a little big in the name, but that's just my opinion. Otherwise, Dorothea is a nice sounding name to me.
I know we're not commenting on her first name, but do you really want to call out "Patience!" if you're looking for her, or if she does something wrong? I understand if the nickname would be Pat or Patty though.
I know we're not commenting on her first name, but do you really want to call out "Patience!" if you're looking for her, or if she does something wrong? I understand if the nickname would be Pat or Patty though.
Patience is a decent virtue name, but im not crazy about pairing it with two classic names.
I love Patience Dorothea, but not the tacked-on Marie.
Patience Dorothea Margaret would actually be a stunning, gorgeously weighty combo, like a velvet gown. Though that would be two names honouring one person within one combo, not sure how you feel about that.
Patience Dorothea Margaret would actually be a stunning, gorgeously weighty combo, like a velvet gown. Though that would be two names honouring one person within one combo, not sure how you feel about that.
This message was edited 12/8/2010, 1:17 PM