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From a hate scale of 1-10, it recieves a 10 from me. I don't like it at all. It sounds so silly and makes me think of the term, 'Lovey Dovey'
It manages to be worse than the name, Dove.

This message was edited 12/4/2019, 10:49 AM

Hehe. I quite like Dove, but this is too nicknamey for me to land at neutrality. While I don’t think it horrid, it rates a solid “disappointing”.

Hi Billina !!!

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I rate Dovie with my personal rating. I rate it 2/10.

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This because it is a nickname plus it has no particular ties with me and I don't know any character or famous bearer with this name.

2 but it would be cute as a nickname for a little girl.

On a hatred scale of 1-10, it's an eleven.

10 but I only hate Dove, like 5.

6.5

10 major hate

On a hate scale of 1 hate a little bit, and 10 hate massively, I guess it would rate a 1. I don’t really even dislike it, much to my surprise. I’d never use it, and wouldn’t even think it’s cute or pretty, but I would be somewhat pleasantly surprised to meet a little girl named Dove with the nn Dovie.
My opinion on this surprised myself. Lol

It doesn't sound like a name to me, more like a thing....

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I'd group it with other mildly obnoxious names like Stevie, Howie or Dewey. Somehow adding the 'i' makes it sound less feminine to me.

It's not terrible but I don't like it either

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If John, probably the most boring and inoffensive name possible, sits snugly at 5* and my low-tier names are at 6* while my faves are all 9* or 10*, and stupid ass names like Abcde, Fanny, Salmon and Curry are at 1*

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Then I think Dovie is around 2* or 3* depending on my mood and whether or not it's a fictional character from like the Edwardian era or something

This message was edited 12/3/2019, 11:12 PM

I don't hate it. 5 or 6, if 1-2 is hate and 9-10 is love.

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I'd prefer Dove. Or I'd prefer it as a nickname. I used to really like the name Doveva.

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It reminds me of Queenie, which I'm kind of fond of.

This message was edited 12/3/2019, 10:12 PM

I don't.

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Dovie reminds me of a woman born in the 1920s, probably working class, perhaps black. It's a like Maida, Opal, Pearl. If I met a young one I'd assume she was named after someone.