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HelpRe: Osric and Thea (ETA)
in reply to a message by Mareasi
Osric is great. I like it. The "oz" at the beginning is always fun, but the "k" sound on the end lends strength and keeps is more usable than Oswald and Oswin (more's the pity). It's a gutsy name, but not as unusable as we might think.
Thea is lovely on it's own. It's light and airy, coy yet serious at the same time. it has a very come-hither quality to it that I like. But if you are looking for more formal names, how about:
Theodora / Dorothea / Dorothy
Althea
Theodosia
Cynthia
Theophila ("thee-AH-fil-uh")
Xanthe
Anthea
ETA: Amalthea ("ah-mahl-THEE-uh") -- she would have the choice of Thea or Molly as a nn. :0)
Thea is lovely on it's own. It's light and airy, coy yet serious at the same time. it has a very come-hither quality to it that I like. But if you are looking for more formal names, how about:
Theodora / Dorothea / Dorothy
Althea
Theodosia
Cynthia
Theophila ("thee-AH-fil-uh")
Xanthe
Anthea
ETA: Amalthea ("ah-mahl-THEE-uh") -- she would have the choice of Thea or Molly as a nn. :0)
This message was edited 3/3/2014, 3:18 PM
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