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in reply to a message by Puck
Love Una / Oona.
I agree that Oona seems to carry around a bit more quirk, but in a delightful way.
Una, while having a charming personality, is more straightforward and respectable on paper.
I would consider both usable, and have met little Unas and Oonas in my life to cement that opinion.
I grew up with a name combination that carried the same sounds throughout, so it mirrors the "zany" quality of your choices with Homayouni.
I personally think that lighthearted feeling names (especially when you have a complicated or long last name) is a desirable thing. I really like Una Homayouni, but I have to say that Oona Homayouni is much more spirited to read! I quite like it.
Alliteration with Henry Homayouni is fine. I have no problem with initial alliteration as long as it's not an unfortunate pairing (like PP). In this case Henry Homayouni sounds like someone famous.
I agree that Oona seems to carry around a bit more quirk, but in a delightful way.
Una, while having a charming personality, is more straightforward and respectable on paper.
I would consider both usable, and have met little Unas and Oonas in my life to cement that opinion.
I grew up with a name combination that carried the same sounds throughout, so it mirrors the "zany" quality of your choices with Homayouni.
I personally think that lighthearted feeling names (especially when you have a complicated or long last name) is a desirable thing. I really like Una Homayouni, but I have to say that Oona Homayouni is much more spirited to read! I quite like it.
Alliteration with Henry Homayouni is fine. I have no problem with initial alliteration as long as it's not an unfortunate pairing (like PP). In this case Henry Homayouni sounds like someone famous.
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