Iscah, Keziah and Susannah
What do you think? I've been looking at some underused Biblical names and these stood out to me (I can't believe Susannah isn't in the US top 1000!). Do you love them/hate them/not care either way? And since I'm the kind of person who loves nicknames, which ones would you use for them?
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I often wonder why Susannah/Susanna aren't more popular. It's a well known, recognizable name. It has the -Anna element which is always popular. I really like it. I think I'd use Anna as a nn.
Keziah is not very appealing to me. I don't like the Kez sound.
Iscah is pretty cool actually, but I don't know how usable it would be in everyday life.
Keziah is not very appealing to me. I don't like the Kez sound.
Iscah is pretty cool actually, but I don't know how usable it would be in everyday life.
Iscah: sounds like a sneeze. I understand Jessica is derived from it, and I love Jessica. I would not use a nickname for Jessica.
Keziah: It's got kind of a pretty sound. You might use the nn Kizzy. I would just use the full name.
Susannah is pretty. I like Suzannah and Suzanne better. I guess I like Sue best for a nn, but again, I'd rather just use the full name.
Keziah: It's got kind of a pretty sound. You might use the nn Kizzy. I would just use the full name.
Susannah is pretty. I like Suzannah and Suzanne better. I guess I like Sue best for a nn, but again, I'd rather just use the full name.