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in reply to a message by guru
I've never seen Melancholia. But I've loved the name Justine ever since I first read it in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
I think it is an elegant name that is not stuffy like some elegant names. It has a playful quality. It sounds both soft and crisp. A Justine seems like they could be rich or poor or middle class. I can imagine a little girl through an old woman with this name.
I like both Justine and Justina. I think I prefer Justine but they are both lovely.
As Lily mentioned I also love -ine names. My favorites are Augustine, Justine, Delphine, Maxine, Apolline and Ernestine. I like Adeline but it has a much different sound than those. I like -line names as well.
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I think it is an elegant name that is not stuffy like some elegant names. It has a playful quality. It sounds both soft and crisp. A Justine seems like they could be rich or poor or middle class. I can imagine a little girl through an old woman with this name.
I like both Justine and Justina. I think I prefer Justine but they are both lovely.
As Lily mentioned I also love -ine names. My favorites are Augustine, Justine, Delphine, Maxine, Apolline and Ernestine. I like Adeline but it has a much different sound than those. I like -line names as well.
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This message was edited 3/19/2012, 6:39 PM
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