Indie
Lately I have been loving the name Indie for a girl. Do you think it could stand on its own or would it have to be a nn? For the record, I know an India "Indi", an Indiana "Indi" and a girl that's just Indy. Of all the long forms, I prefer India. WDYT?
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Round here an "Indie" is someone who tried too hard to be unique and thus somehow conforms to one of the social cliques, in fact they have become a well known social clique in their own right.
That said. I do think it is very cute. I dislike India immensely but I think Indiana.
That said. I do think it is very cute. I dislike India immensely but I think Indiana.
I love it as a nickname for India or Indiana but I've noticed most people on here can't stand Indiana on a girl. As a person who's not from America (So doesn't have the state association) or has ever seen Indiana Jones I love it. India is beautiful too.
I like the nn purely as an Indiana Jones fan, but I can't stand behind it as a name in reality. Also, Indie reminds me of hipsters, not a great association for me.
I don't like it on it's own, as I feel it will sound a little "young" for an adult. India "Indi" is alright, but I'd prefer Indigo "Indi".
I know a girl who is just Indi. Her parents wanted her to have a name that couldn't be shortened. It works really well for her. I don't think it neeeeds to have a longer name to fall back on.
Indira could be an option maybe?
Indira could be an option maybe?
Indie is a definite nn. By itself it reminds me too much of indie music and people saying "Oh, I only watch indie movies and listen to indie music because mainstream anything is indigestible."
I love Indiana for a girl. I like India, too, but there's something about it holding me back. I love Indigo, too.
I love Indiana for a girl. I like India, too, but there's something about it holding me back. I love Indigo, too.
Indigo!
I think Indie is cute and spunky, but it feels like a nn to me. How about Indigo?
I think Indie is cute and spunky, but it feels like a nn to me. How about Indigo?
I really like the name India and I think Indie/Indy is cute too but somehow I never thought of Indy as a nn for India! lol. They're both GP names for me though. India is a GP because I have no connection to India and I think naming kids after countries is kind of dumb anyway. Indie could stand on its own, but I'd rather see it as a nn. It's kind a of a fun and funky name...not one that I can take incredibly seriously. I don't know what it could be a nn for though because even Indiana is a GP of mine, due to the state in the US.
I don't think Indie stands on its own, and I don't think it even makes a nice nickname. India wins, hands down.