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Love it! I think it's adorable and dependable. And ftr I liked it before it started becoming vintage-trendy. :P

I like it too. Wouldn't use it as a FN.

I like it a lot! I prefer Agatha, but Agnes is a close second.

It sounds severe, but I'm fond of it.

Hey everyone. Do you all know that my paternal grandmother's name was Agnes? I say so every time the name comes up, but I just wanted to make sure everyone knows!

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I want to like it because it was her name, but I still think the "Ag" syllable is so ugly. I know that's only the English pronunciation, but I live in an English-speaking country, so....

I'm not a fan.

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I find the AG initial sound harsh and the nickname Aggie is unappealing. To say someone is "aggy" where I'm from is slang for aggravated.

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Ness or Nessie or Nessa are stretched nicknames and slightly more bearable.

I like it, but not the English prn as it sounds harsh. Agnes is a very popular name here and one I'd consider using.

I like it, but I prefer Agatha.

I want to like it. I feel like it ought to be my style. But I just... don't. Not sure why.

Hi !!!

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Agnes seems too cold and rough in my opinion.

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I much prefer Agnese, Agnès, Inés and Ines (EE-nes).

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It's okay, but a bit dated. I prefer Inez.

The sound is a bit on the harsh side for me, but the feel is sweet. I find I best enjoy it as a middle name.

Love it. I think it sounds strong, mature, and refined. Definitely a name to grow into.

I like it, too. It's a harsh name, but there is still an appealing softness, to it. I think it's kind of pretty, in its own way. One of my favorite names.