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in reply to a message by Ginamarie
I've never heard it before but I think you've just introduced me to a new love. The origins you've stated seem to add up correctly. I don't think the name is too "heavy". On the contrary I find it very regal and flowery.
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Good! Glad to hear it. You can thank the Baby Name Expert for randomly generating an awesome find lol.
Perhaps 'heavy' was a bad choice of words. I meant heavy as in formal. Alastrina just seems so formal for everyday. Although I don't feel that way about Elizabeth and a lot of other three plus syllable names. I can picture naming a daughter Alastrina, but not calling it out all the time. I don't know if that makes any sense. =)
Perhaps 'heavy' was a bad choice of words. I meant heavy as in formal. Alastrina just seems so formal for everyday. Although I don't feel that way about Elizabeth and a lot of other three plus syllable names. I can picture naming a daughter Alastrina, but not calling it out all the time. I don't know if that makes any sense. =)
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