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Love!It's so baroque and refined.
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Swoon-worthy. Apollinaria (see: Apollinariya) too.
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Love love it. Would like to meet one.
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I don't like it...probably because I usually only see the 'naire' ending in words like millionaire and billionaire.

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Also kind of reminds me of the hair removal Nair.
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It reminds me of the refrigerator and air conditioner brand Frigidaire.Also it sounds like "A pollen air".
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I posted about this a few years ago after I saw it on a list somewhere. I still think it's neat and I still like it a bit but a bit much for most Americans, at least.
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I've always been intrigued by Apollinaire. It's a guilty pleasure name for me; I don't think it would work well as a FN in the US. Nevertheless, I prefer it to the more user-friendly Apollo.Do you think it would work as a FN in Europe? Do you prefer it to Apollo?
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Hmm, I'm not quite sure how to pronounce this, but it does seem like quite a mouthful. I also don't like how it has "pollin" in it, reminds me of pollen. I do like Apollo though, which I think might be a variation or at least similar. ❤
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