Charity
A few days ago, I fell in love with Charity, whose simultaneous warmth and Puritanical rigidity greatly appeal to me. What do you think? Is it hokey or trite?
Which of these combinations strike you?
Charity Adele
Charity Alice
Charity Amabel
Charity Anne
Charity Antonia
Charity Augusta
Charity Aurelia
Charity Beatrice
Charity Beatrix
Charity Cecilia
Charity Clarissa
Charity Clothilde
Charity Cordelia
Charity Cornelia
Charity Delphine
Charity Diana
Charity Eleanor
Charity Eliza
Charity Emeline
Charity Estella
Charity Esther
Charity Eudora
Charity Eugenia
Charity Evelyn
Charity Flora
Charity Florence
Charity Frances
Charity Georgina
Charity Geraldine
Charity Helen
Charity Helene
Charity Hester
Charity Iris
Charity Isabel
Charity Isolde
Charity Jemima
Charity Joan
Charity Joanna
Charity Johanna
Charity Josephine
Charity Juliet
Charity Laetitia
Charity Letitia
Charity Louisa
Charity Lucinda
Charity Mabel
Charity Magnolia
Charity Margaret
Charity Marguerite
Charity Martha
Charity Mathilda
Charity Matilda
Charity Maud
Charity Maude
Charity Melisande
Charity Mildred
Charity Millicent
Charity Octavia
Charity Olive
Charity Pearl
Charity Petunia
Charity Philippa
Charity Primrose
Charity Priscilla
Charity Susanna
Charity Ursula
Charity Viola
Charity Violet
Charity Vivien
Charity Wilhelmina
Charity Winifred
Charity Zuleika
Which of these combinations strike you?
Charity Adele
Charity Alice
Charity Amabel
Charity Anne
Charity Antonia
Charity Augusta
Charity Aurelia
Charity Beatrice
Charity Beatrix
Charity Cecilia
Charity Clarissa
Charity Clothilde
Charity Cordelia
Charity Cornelia
Charity Delphine
Charity Diana
Charity Eleanor
Charity Eliza
Charity Emeline
Charity Estella
Charity Esther
Charity Eudora
Charity Eugenia
Charity Evelyn
Charity Flora
Charity Florence
Charity Frances
Charity Georgina
Charity Geraldine
Charity Helen
Charity Helene
Charity Hester
Charity Iris
Charity Isabel
Charity Isolde
Charity Jemima
Charity Joan
Charity Joanna
Charity Johanna
Charity Josephine
Charity Juliet
Charity Laetitia
Charity Letitia
Charity Louisa
Charity Lucinda
Charity Mabel
Charity Magnolia
Charity Margaret
Charity Marguerite
Charity Martha
Charity Mathilda
Charity Matilda
Charity Maud
Charity Maude
Charity Melisande
Charity Mildred
Charity Millicent
Charity Octavia
Charity Olive
Charity Pearl
Charity Petunia
Charity Philippa
Charity Primrose
Charity Priscilla
Charity Susanna
Charity Ursula
Charity Viola
Charity Violet
Charity Vivien
Charity Wilhelmina
Charity Winifred
Charity Zuleika
Replies
I like it but I think it is way too weird to use as a real name. It's a GP for me. I could see it as a character or in the middle name spot.
I don't mind it, but I do find it a little bit too puritan. My uncle's sister is called Charity and she goes by the nickname Chat, which is quite cute. My uncle is Christian - I think Christian and Charity as a sibset is just too much!
From your list, I particularly like Charity Augusta, Charity Jemima, Charity Susanna
From your list, I particularly like Charity Augusta, Charity Jemima, Charity Susanna
aw, Chat is really cute
hmm..
to be honest, it's not my favorite virtue name. i think it sounds a little too goody-two-shoes and a bit frilly. but i completely agree that it's better than a lot of others like Chastity! i prefer ones like Justice/Justus (albeit for a boy - just as an example) Merritt, and Grace and Honor. If i were going to pick a similar name, I'd go for Clarity. Same sound, but you can get Clare/Clara out of it, and i love the sense of "truth" and "eagle-eyedness" about it, if that makes any sense at all! haha
i like these combos best:
Charity Adele
Charity Amabel
Charity Anne
Charity Antonia
Charity Augusta
Charity Eliza
Charity Emeline
Charity Evelyn
Charity Helene
Charity Isabel
Charity Johanna
Charity Laetitia (I like Charity Laeticia)
Charity Louisa (I prefer Charity Louise)
Charity Magnolia
Charity Marguerite
Charity Mathilda
Charity Pearl
Charity Susanna (I prefer Charity Susanne - i sense a pattern in our preferences :))
Charity Violet
to be honest, it's not my favorite virtue name. i think it sounds a little too goody-two-shoes and a bit frilly. but i completely agree that it's better than a lot of others like Chastity! i prefer ones like Justice/Justus (albeit for a boy - just as an example) Merritt, and Grace and Honor. If i were going to pick a similar name, I'd go for Clarity. Same sound, but you can get Clare/Clara out of it, and i love the sense of "truth" and "eagle-eyedness" about it, if that makes any sense at all! haha
i like these combos best:
Charity Adele
Charity Amabel
Charity Anne
Charity Antonia
Charity Augusta
Charity Eliza
Charity Emeline
Charity Evelyn
Charity Helene
Charity Isabel
Charity Johanna
Charity Laetitia (I like Charity Laeticia)
Charity Louisa (I prefer Charity Louise)
Charity Magnolia
Charity Marguerite
Charity Mathilda
Charity Pearl
Charity Susanna (I prefer Charity Susanne - i sense a pattern in our preferences :))
Charity Violet
I was just thinking about Charity!
The other day I made a little list of Ch- names that I enjoyed and Charity has always been one of them. I don't think it's hokey or trite. As far as virtue names go, Charity is one of the friendlier ones. It's not making any statements about sex or shame. I wouldn't hesitate to use it and I'm not Christian. It's a virtue that everyone can keep in mind.
I quite enjoy these:
Charity Alice - such a pretty palette of blue and white! Like a Wedgewood cup and saucer
Charity Amabel - a natural pairing! A name overflowing with love and kindness.
Charity Anne - oh lovely. So simple and pure and just a touch somber
Charity Diana - Diana will always be a "kind" name for me, and it sits next to Charity so prettily; it has a lovely pale silvery-blue shine to it
Charity Eliza - Eliza livens up Charity's soft, docile nature. A welcome jolt!
Charity Frances - dark-and-light, it's like a sumptuous Joshua Reynolds work. Stiff and glossy and proper
Charity Iris - Iris helps modernize the name and lends it a pretty lavender tone
Charity Juliet - another darling purplish combo
Charity Louisa - I picture a pale pink gingham frock, and a wicker basket
Charity Martha - so sweet and domestic, a lovely calm golden brown
Charity Wilhelmina - I do enjoy this, and I wonder how you'd feel about Charity Willa?
Charity Winifred - oh I enjoy the starchy whiteness of this, like stiff peaks of meringue.
The other day I made a little list of Ch- names that I enjoyed and Charity has always been one of them. I don't think it's hokey or trite. As far as virtue names go, Charity is one of the friendlier ones. It's not making any statements about sex or shame. I wouldn't hesitate to use it and I'm not Christian. It's a virtue that everyone can keep in mind.
I quite enjoy these:
Charity Alice - such a pretty palette of blue and white! Like a Wedgewood cup and saucer
Charity Amabel - a natural pairing! A name overflowing with love and kindness.
Charity Anne - oh lovely. So simple and pure and just a touch somber
Charity Diana - Diana will always be a "kind" name for me, and it sits next to Charity so prettily; it has a lovely pale silvery-blue shine to it
Charity Eliza - Eliza livens up Charity's soft, docile nature. A welcome jolt!
Charity Frances - dark-and-light, it's like a sumptuous Joshua Reynolds work. Stiff and glossy and proper
Charity Iris - Iris helps modernize the name and lends it a pretty lavender tone
Charity Juliet - another darling purplish combo
Charity Louisa - I picture a pale pink gingham frock, and a wicker basket
Charity Martha - so sweet and domestic, a lovely calm golden brown
Charity Wilhelmina - I do enjoy this, and I wonder how you'd feel about Charity Willa?
Charity Winifred - oh I enjoy the starchy whiteness of this, like stiff peaks of meringue.