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What do you think of the name Timaeus / Timeus? Which spelling do you prefer?
Any nickname that is not Tim or Timmy?
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but she wants to be sure 'cause you know sometimes words have two meanings
Any nickname that is not Tim or Timmy?
but she wants to be sure 'cause you know sometimes words have two meanings
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It's been one of my favorite names for a while.
Practical and easygoing but also a little fanciful and stuffy. I feel like the meaning grounds it and is fun for combos. The name is unusual but the sounds are common.
One drawback is people might mispronounce it a lot - Tim-ee-us or Tim-ey-us or Ty-mee-us? ...Timeus doesn't really simplify it for me either.
nicknames: Ty or Mae or...there's not many other sounds in it. Thyme? Mitt?
Practical and easygoing but also a little fanciful and stuffy. I feel like the meaning grounds it and is fun for combos. The name is unusual but the sounds are common.
One drawback is people might mispronounce it a lot - Tim-ee-us or Tim-ey-us or Ty-mee-us? ...Timeus doesn't really simplify it for me either.
nicknames: Ty or Mae or...there's not many other sounds in it. Thyme? Mitt?
This message was edited 7/21/2019, 12:04 PM
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I prefer Timeus, but it's not something I'd use. I prefer Matteus/Matheus.
As for nicknames...what about Teus, Meo?
As for nicknames...what about Teus, Meo?
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