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I love it. The beginning is heavy and lends it some seriousness and presence, but the ending is soft and sweet. Agatha Christie is also a great namesake, causing people to equate the name with cleverness and a bit of mysteriousness. Aggie is okay. It doesn’t have a great mouth feel but it wouldn’t stop me from using the name.

I adore it. It's been one of my favorites for ages.

Agatha would be fine if it never turned into Aggie.

I want to like it because of Agatha Christie, but really I'm on the fence about the sound. It would be fine if the nickname "Aggie" could be avoided. Somehow, I like "Maggie," but "Aggie" sounds hideous.

I find the name a little old fashioned but I do like Agatha and older names are making a come back.

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Whenever I hear the name I always think of the author Agatha Christie.

This name was always creepy sounding to me.