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in reply to a message by Elemmennope
Daphne - Highly connected with the Scooby Doo character in the U.S. but it could definitely rise above that. It's a great Greek alternative to the popular Chloe and Zoe but I like it better than Phoebe. :) I don't think it'll be on the top 100 anytime terribly soon but you never know. :-/
I ADORE the name Elsa. I don't see it soaring to the top of the charts soon, either, but you never know -- parents could see it as an alternative to Ella (or even Emma and Isabelle / Isabella). I personally "discovered" it about 6 months ago and it's soared to the top of my personal favorites list recently. :b My grandmother's name was Elsie, and I'd toyed with the idea of using Elspeth as a mn to honor her, but since I met a lovely, sweet woman named Elsa, it's really made me notice the name and I prefer it to Elspeth now. :) I think it would make a lovely fn to honor my gm, and Elsie as a possible nn, too.
BTW, Elsa Daphne is a lovely combo. :)
~Heather~
I ADORE the name Elsa. I don't see it soaring to the top of the charts soon, either, but you never know -- parents could see it as an alternative to Ella (or even Emma and Isabelle / Isabella). I personally "discovered" it about 6 months ago and it's soared to the top of my personal favorites list recently. :b My grandmother's name was Elsie, and I'd toyed with the idea of using Elspeth as a mn to honor her, but since I met a lovely, sweet woman named Elsa, it's really made me notice the name and I prefer it to Elspeth now. :) I think it would make a lovely fn to honor my gm, and Elsie as a possible nn, too.
BTW, Elsa Daphne is a lovely combo. :)
~Heather~
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