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HelpRe: Olga
in reply to a message by Wordsmith
I prefer Helga, which sounds younger to me and more familiar. That I associate it with Harry Potter probably also helps. I think it's adorable.
But if I try really hard to like Olga, it reminds me a bit of Ursula, which is a long time favorite of mine, so I can maybe see the appeal. To me it's one of those names that'd be defined by whoever I met named it, because I've yet to meet or hear of one IRL; if I met a cool one, potentially I could love it. My main image for it right now, though, is a stern heavyset woman from the Progressive Era who probably was the daughter of impoverished Eastern European immigrants.
I'm surprisingly fond of Olga Hester. It's very in-your-face old lady.
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But if I try really hard to like Olga, it reminds me a bit of Ursula, which is a long time favorite of mine, so I can maybe see the appeal. To me it's one of those names that'd be defined by whoever I met named it, because I've yet to meet or hear of one IRL; if I met a cool one, potentially I could love it. My main image for it right now, though, is a stern heavyset woman from the Progressive Era who probably was the daughter of impoverished Eastern European immigrants.
I'm surprisingly fond of Olga Hester. It's very in-your-face old lady.
Also like
Olga Frederica
Olga Genevieve
Olga Hermione
Olga Jessamine
Olga Mariella
Olga Melisande
Olga Raphaela
Olga Seraphine
Olga Severine
Olga Veronique
Olga Viviana
Olga Vivienne
Olga Zéphyrine
This message was edited 11/3/2018, 6:46 AM
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