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Love it and Eve!

Love it!

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~~Counting down the days until I go to Spain~~

Really like it, very pretty.

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:)

I like it a lot, along with Eve, which I adore as a mn. Eva Gabrielle is a past-loved combo. One of my new favorites is Rebekah Eve or Norah Eve.

I think there's too much confusion with pronunciation. Or maybe it's just me. I want to say it AY-va, but other people seem to want EE-va.

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I guess I just prefer either Ava or Aoife which sound similar.

Love it.

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.:::BSCHOER10:::.~QUEEN OF THE GEEKS~
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Gorgeous, beautiful, and very elegant. I really love it. It's classic and tradtional, but not worn at all.

I love it, if it's pronounced anyway but EE-va, see below ;c). I am of Hispanic decent and in Spanish, E's are prn eh and not ee. I don't mind AY-vah, but can't stand EE-vah. My son points out that it makes my name sounds like 'evil', I agree! Growing up, I was teased with the moniker, Evil EE-vah. But living in the states, it's to be expected that it will almost always be prn as EE-vah. :(

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* pronounced EH-vah =)
Elijah Morris 6.23.99
Rahine Miguel Lynnwood 6.29.05 [pronounced rah-HEEN]
Boy #3 EDD 7.09.06 CSD 6.30.06

Really sweet. I love Eve names

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I quite like it. I probably wouldn't use it but. I prefer Evie.

I hate it. It is not pretty and it is getting too popular.

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It is a nice name. i most likely would not use it on my own kids but for someone else it very nice.

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I like it a lot, though I prefer Eve or Evelyn.

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Hannah
"Are you not afraid that it will go out?"
"That what will go out?" asked Dr Greysteel.
"The candle." Strange gestured to Dr Greysteel's forehead. "The candle inside your head."

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~Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell

I like this as a nn, but it seems lacking as a whole name. Evelyn, Geneva, Genevra, etc... are all possible full names for this.

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Edit: misspelled name

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"We can even learn from our enemies." -Ovid
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This message was edited 3/9/2006, 8:40 AM