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I love Georgetta. It's lush and softy exotic and rich.

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I'd pair it with something similarly flirty and sultry, liiike...

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Georgetta Simone
Georgetta Blanche
Georgetta Salome
Georgetta Mignon
Georgetta Manon
Georgetta Lulu
Georgetta Anouk (Anouk Georgette flows better methinks)
Georgetta Phoebe
Georgetta Ruby
Georgetta Estelle
Georgetta Celeste
Georgetta Mimi
Georgetta Dulcie
Georgetta Hedy
Georgetta Minnie
Georgetta Lily
Georgetta Lucy
Georgetta Posy
Georgetta Bess
Georgetta Poppy

I quite often find that -ette and -etta names sound like a cheap attempt to make a name feminine. (for example when you're a kid and you make up names like Steve-ette and John-ette for girls, based on boys names you know?)

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Some names don't have that vibe for me (Henrietta is fine), but Georgetta does. Georgina is so much better.

Kind of interesting... I kinda like it... not 100%, but I kinda like it. Could grow on me quite quickly I'm thinking. You can choose which side of Georgetta you like these better on. It's ok to go by a mn. if the combo works better w/ the name you want the child to go by in the mn spot.

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Jpns. vowels:
a prn. ah

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i prn. ee

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u prn. oo like in flute

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e prn. like eh or ay

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o like in oats

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ei = ay or ayee
ai = eye/I
ou = longer o sound

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Ayako 綾子
Asami 愛佐実
Amity
Anneliese
Ayano 彩野
Ayuki　歩喜
Bronwyn
Brielle
Beate (prn'd bee-ah-tay)
Brianne
Beverly
Betsy
Blanche
Beth
Charleen
Cori
Carmen
Carmel
Candis
Chantelle
Coral
Dove
Dawn
Dale
Dallas
Dominique
Darlene
Dori
Emiko 恵美子
Elizabeth
Emerald
Esther
Esperance
Ebony
Esmee
Estelle
Evangeline
Eriko 恵理子
Felicity
Faith
Francine
Fumiko
Fumie (fu-me-ay)
Fuyuko (old)
Hitomi 瞳
Harmony
Hailey / Hayley (semi-like, but not enthrawled w/)... would use 平里 as kanji for it

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