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A guy I went to college with, and his wife, just had a baby girl, named Epiphany Jae. Given that they're both pretty "crunchy," I'll admit I was expecting much more of a hippie name.
Anyway, wdyt?
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Anyway, wdyt?
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I have mixed feelings about Epiphany. I love the concept, but not the sound. Plus, it's four whole syllables. The girl I know by this name goes by Pip, Piph, Pippy, Piphy - not my style.
Overall though, thumbs up for a unique name with an awesome meaning and cool traditions attached (the feast of the Epiphany is one of my favorite holidays).
Overall though, thumbs up for a unique name with an awesome meaning and cool traditions attached (the feast of the Epiphany is one of my favorite holidays).
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Lol I have never heard anyone described as crunchy!
Epiphany has a pretty sound but it is a cheesy concept. Jae is cute, although Jay is a more birdlike, and therefore sweeter, spelling.
Stephanie Jay or Tiffany Jay would have been wonderful.
Epiphany has a pretty sound but it is a cheesy concept. Jae is cute, although Jay is a more birdlike, and therefore sweeter, spelling.
Stephanie Jay or Tiffany Jay would have been wonderful.
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