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in reply to a message by Wordsmith
I've been dazzled by Norma for the past few months now. Her counterpart Norman doesn't do as much for me personally, but I would still *love* to see it used. I think an ideal sister for Norma would be Frances - they just seem to go together so perfectly. On to your combos!
Norma Beatrice - Two of my favourite names. I'm not as big on Norma Beatrix but I can't put my finger on why. I think maybe Norma needs a calmer name with her so that her spunk isn't overshadowed by her comrade's.
Norma Dagny - Oh my god so much yes
Norma Edith - Not a big fan of the flow, but again, GREAT sisters
Norma Lucy - Oh this is perfect. The flow, the styles, the sounds, everything. I'm jealous.
Norma Sylvie - Very nice. It sounds like a woman of the Silver Screen.
Norma Violet - I like how the consonant-based Norma is evened out with the vowely Violet
Norman Alfred - Sounds like a gentle old grandfather with a moustache who wears argyle sweaters & corduroy trousers and has a favourite armchair. AND THAT IS A COMPLIMENT
Norman Arthur - Fluueahg this is a major culture clash for me with the medieval English King Arthur and the Norman Invasion. I don't know whether I like it or not but it is a whole lot of epicness going on in one name
Norman Chester - OKAY TRUE STORY, I HAVE A 1920's HOMOSEXUAL SIMS COUPLE NAMED CHESTER AND NORMAN.
Norman Eliot - yes
Norman Felix (Yes!) - (Yes!)
Norman Isaac - Good! And good for practical use
Norman Oscar - This has too many repeating vowels for me but I can't bring myself to delete any Oscar combo
Norman Siegfried - Can he be friends with Sigmund Stardust?
Norman Wilfred - See Norman Alfred
Norma Beatrice - Two of my favourite names. I'm not as big on Norma Beatrix but I can't put my finger on why. I think maybe Norma needs a calmer name with her so that her spunk isn't overshadowed by her comrade's.
Norma Dagny - Oh my god so much yes
Norma Edith - Not a big fan of the flow, but again, GREAT sisters
Norma Lucy - Oh this is perfect. The flow, the styles, the sounds, everything. I'm jealous.
Norma Sylvie - Very nice. It sounds like a woman of the Silver Screen.
Norma Violet - I like how the consonant-based Norma is evened out with the vowely Violet
Norman Alfred - Sounds like a gentle old grandfather with a moustache who wears argyle sweaters & corduroy trousers and has a favourite armchair. AND THAT IS A COMPLIMENT
Norman Arthur - Fluueahg this is a major culture clash for me with the medieval English King Arthur and the Norman Invasion. I don't know whether I like it or not but it is a whole lot of epicness going on in one name
Norman Chester - OKAY TRUE STORY, I HAVE A 1920's HOMOSEXUAL SIMS COUPLE NAMED CHESTER AND NORMAN.
Norman Eliot - yes
Norman Felix (Yes!) - (Yes!)
Norman Isaac - Good! And good for practical use
Norman Oscar - This has too many repeating vowels for me but I can't bring myself to delete any Oscar combo
Norman Siegfried - Can he be friends with Sigmund Stardust?
Norman Wilfred - See Norman Alfred
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