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Re: Glenda & Glynis
by Pie
6/7/2012, 12:50 AM
in reply to a message by Tiggs
Agree with Anneza that they work better switched, because of the repeated -en.
Do you like Glenys? I think I prefer it.
Glenys Anwen
Glenda Lucy
Glynis Catrin
Glenys Ffion
Glenda Elen
Glynis Lowri
Glenys Marigold
Glenys Myfanwy - now there's an old-lady name but somehow pretty anyway
Glenda Mared
Glynis Irene

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- Tiggs
6/7/2012, 10:21 AM
Glenys is alright......but I'm not as fond of her as the other two. Of your suggestions, I best like Glenda Lucy and Glynis Irene, the latter especially. Thank you for your input; much appreciated. :)
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- Dita
6/7/2012, 1:09 AM
I was going to suggest names with a Medieval Fantasy/British Isles aesthetic to go with Glenda and Glynis because that's the feel the names evoke for me. You beat me to it. Anwen, Catrin, Ffion, Lowri, Marigold, Myfanwy and Irene all fit the kind of image I was thinking of.
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