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HelpRe: Cosima
in reply to a message by Sadie-Janae
I say: KAW-s'ma. The S is almost a Z, and the name barely has 3 syllables.
It's usable, but I don't particularly like it. It's like the name Cosmo, sort of self-consciously heroic/nerdy, and also distinctively Italian in the way that Cosette or Colette is distinctively French. I think it's about as appealing as those names, too - it's OK, nms. It also makes me think of what Barbara Kingsolver said about the names two of her characters, sisters named Halimeda and Cosima - the names were supposed to suggest their father's distant, intellectual attitude towards his daughters (I really liked the name Halimeda but I think both names do seem really nerdy, unless you're Italian I guess). The Cosima character was called Codi btw.
- mirfak
It's usable, but I don't particularly like it. It's like the name Cosmo, sort of self-consciously heroic/nerdy, and also distinctively Italian in the way that Cosette or Colette is distinctively French. I think it's about as appealing as those names, too - it's OK, nms. It also makes me think of what Barbara Kingsolver said about the names two of her characters, sisters named Halimeda and Cosima - the names were supposed to suggest their father's distant, intellectual attitude towards his daughters (I really liked the name Halimeda but I think both names do seem really nerdy, unless you're Italian I guess). The Cosima character was called Codi btw.
- mirfak
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