Tess
Hi everyone,
I really like the name Tess but am not too sure about the name Theresa.
Do you think Tess is OK as a full name by itself, or does it needs Theresa?
Also, do you prefer Theresa or Teresa?
And one more: would Tess be acceptable as a nickname for Teodora or another T name that doesn't necessarily have an E or an S in it?
I'd really appreciate your thoughts :)
Thanks :)
I really like the name Tess but am not too sure about the name Theresa.
Do you think Tess is OK as a full name by itself, or does it needs Theresa?
Also, do you prefer Theresa or Teresa?
And one more: would Tess be acceptable as a nickname for Teodora or another T name that doesn't necessarily have an E or an S in it?
I'd really appreciate your thoughts :)
Thanks :)
Replies
I think Tess is acceptable on its own, but I also like it as a nickname for Theresa.
I prefer Theresa over Teresa.
I think Tess could work as a nickname for Teodora, sure. As long as it starts with T and it's not completely different, it would be okay.
I prefer Theresa over Teresa.
I think Tess could work as a nickname for Teodora, sure. As long as it starts with T and it's not completely different, it would be okay.
I think it is fine as a name on it's own.
Tess is one of my favorite names and for me it works fine as a given name in its own right.
I really like Teresa, and definitely prefer this spelling. I think that Tess is fine on its own, but Teresa, Theresa, Teresia, Therese, and Tessa seem more complete to me.
Teodora "Tess" seems like too much of a stretch. I'd stick with names that have an E and an S if you want to use Tess as a nickname.
Teodora "Tess" seems like too much of a stretch. I'd stick with names that have an E and an S if you want to use Tess as a nickname.
I think Tess is a lovely name. I would personally use it as a nickname for Teresa (with this spelling), which is my Aunt's name.
Tess on it's own is a bit insubstantial in my opinion. How about Tessa? It's a bit longer and more complete than just Tess, but not as formal as Teresa. You could use Tess as a nickname for Tessa.
Tess on it's own is a bit insubstantial in my opinion. How about Tessa? It's a bit longer and more complete than just Tess, but not as formal as Teresa. You could use Tess as a nickname for Tessa.