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I'm really liking Avril at the moment. What are your thoughts?
Whilst looking up this name I also came across the beautiful Everild. Thoughts on this one too please?
~ Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry ~
Whilst looking up this name I also came across the beautiful Everild. Thoughts on this one too please?
~ Always end the name of your child with a vowel, so that when you yell the name will carry ~
This message was edited 2/3/2017, 8:51 AM
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Love both, for different reasons.
Avril is chic and ethereal. Love the combo Avril Sinéad. It was inspired by thw two rockers, but I love that they have such unexpectedly sweet, girly names.
Everild is quirky, Anglo-Saxon-y heaven. It has a heavier feeling than Avril which is not necessarily better or worse than the light-as-air feeling I get from Avril. Everild Joan is my combo for it. The modern form of Everild is Averill ("AV-ur-il") which is sometimes confused with Avril / April. Love that one too.
Avril is chic and ethereal. Love the combo Avril Sinéad. It was inspired by thw two rockers, but I love that they have such unexpectedly sweet, girly names.
Everild is quirky, Anglo-Saxon-y heaven. It has a heavier feeling than Avril which is not necessarily better or worse than the light-as-air feeling I get from Avril. Everild Joan is my combo for it. The modern form of Everild is Averill ("AV-ur-il") which is sometimes confused with Avril / April. Love that one too.
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Hmm. It doesn't really grab me, but if I met one it might grow on me.
Everild is much more my cup of tea. It seems to have been mainly Everilda in the last two centuries, like most other -hild Anglo-Saxon survivals. Nice with either spelling.
Everild is much more my cup of tea. It seems to have been mainly Everilda in the last two centuries, like most other -hild Anglo-Saxon survivals. Nice with either spelling.
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I'm not a fan. It should be avREEL and when it's not, it just seems like surname-name Averill spelled to look like a French month name ... doesn't have a lot of character on its own.
Everild is pretty neat. Weird, but neat. I like it. Feels like Edith and Mildred, but less antique and more just unusual.
Everild is pretty neat. Weird, but neat. I like it. Feels like Edith and Mildred, but less antique and more just unusual.
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I really really really liked Avril a few years ago, it was on my top ten every month, then it fell away and I just started liking it again. I like v's so it's more appealing than April (or my ex's favorite, Abril).
I don't strongly associate it with Avril Lavigne really. She doesn't have the popularity she once did (if you had a child named Avril, perhaps other parents/people your age would make the connection, but the child's peers would probably not). I don't really strongly associate it with much of anything, except springtime.
I don't like the ending of Everild though.
I don't strongly associate it with Avril Lavigne really. She doesn't have the popularity she once did (if you had a child named Avril, perhaps other parents/people your age would make the connection, but the child's peers would probably not). I don't really strongly associate it with much of anything, except springtime.
I don't like the ending of Everild though.
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I want to like Avril, but my mind automatically finishes it "Lavigne." Not necessarily insurmountable or the worst association in the world, but it's strongly tied to her for me.
I think Everild is very cool. Not quite sure why, but I my first thought it that is would be prefect in the middle spot or perfect on a female lead in a fantasy/historical novel.
I think Everild is very cool. Not quite sure why, but I my first thought it that is would be prefect in the middle spot or perfect on a female lead in a fantasy/historical novel.
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