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My first thought is that Dimity looks pretty, and it has a kind of 19th century vibe to it. But I'm not keen on it having the word "dim" in it. "Nice but dim" is an expression used here occasonally (after a Harry Enfield character Tim Nice But Dim) and it makes me think of that.

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Dymphna looks rather awkward. Both could work in a story though, but not sure about real life.