Lily, Sofia or Anastasia? (more)
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My favourite is Lily. Love it as a stand alone name, or as a nn. It's
Beautiful, sweet, and feminine which is what I look for in a girls name.
Sofia used to be a favourite of mine, but I actually dislike it now. Even though Lily is also popular, I feel Sofia sounds stuffy, and harsh to me now. Not as fresh and pretty as it used to be.
I've never cared for Anastasia, but I also don't dislike it. It's pretty, and less common then the other two.
Hope that helps. :)
Beautiful, sweet, and feminine which is what I look for in a girls name.
Sofia used to be a favourite of mine, but I actually dislike it now. Even though Lily is also popular, I feel Sofia sounds stuffy, and harsh to me now. Not as fresh and pretty as it used to be.
I've never cared for Anastasia, but I also don't dislike it. It's pretty, and less common then the other two.
Hope that helps. :)
I know someone named Anastasia with no nickname too! Hers is four syllables though: a-nə-STAY-zhə. It always struck me that she didn't use a nn, but it's a beautiful name and doesn't really need one.
Now that you say it,i believe the young woman I know also pronounces her name as you write it, 4 syllables, rather than 5, as I wrote.
I've been saying it aloud to check!
And I agree, it's a beautiful name.
I've been saying it aloud to check!
And I agree, it's a beautiful name.
Lily