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HelpSepphora?
Not Sephora, but Sepphora- the Greek version of Zipporah? WDYTO it? Is the make-up store's connotation bad, good, or does it not matter to you? Despite it's connatation, is the sound of it okay? Would you say it's useable or no? If not what's a name similar to it that is? Thanks!
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I do immediately think of the the store, but that's not a bad thing, just an innocuous association.
I much, much prefer Zipporah. Sepphora does nothing for me. I do like S-names generally, but I can't warm up to this name. (Also, Sephora and Sepphora are the same name, just different spellings. It's kinda like how Zipporah and Tzipora are the same name.)
I much, much prefer Zipporah. Sepphora does nothing for me. I do like S-names generally, but I can't warm up to this name. (Also, Sephora and Sepphora are the same name, just different spellings. It's kinda like how Zipporah and Tzipora are the same name.)
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If there was no store, I would use it in a heartbeat. I do think it's useable and the sound is nice. However, I do perfer Zipporah. She's more..... zippy! ;-)
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Not my favorite at all.
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