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And now for something completely different

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I hate the name Hannah. It makes me think of two things: An overweight, very plain, mid-nineteenth century woman, in a very drab dark mid-nineteen century dress, with hair parted in the middle and stuck very close to her scalp, which is how all mid-nineteenth century women wore their hair but on her it's even more unattractive than it is on 99% of other women. And second, it makes me think of chicken soup, which I hate. The name Hannah makes me want to vomit.

I think it's like a fuzzy pink sweater.

I think it's lovely, very practical and also gentle on the ears. There once was a time where I used to absolutely despise it because of negative associations that I had with it. However as I got older, I came across another Hannah who was a very pleasant individual. After meeting her, my view on the name changed. I likely wouldn't use it in real life (although it will always hold a soft spot in my heart, not only because of a former friend of mine but the fact that it was also the name of my late mother's dog. An adorable Maltese with a very loving and hyperactive temperment) However I did use the name for one of my characters, inspired after her (Not only by the moniker itself but also parts of the personality) -which may be a bit strange I admit, but I thought, why not? (:

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As for middle names maybe...

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Hannah Caroline
Hannah Charlotte
Hannah Evelien (ay-və-LEEN)
Hannah Faye
Hannah Gabrielle
Hannah Josephine
Hannah Scarlett

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Sorry I don't have many to offer. /:

This message was edited 12/9/2019, 4:17 PM

I like that it's palindromic, soft, and biblical. While I do prefer Anna, Hannah is quite a nice name. Some middle names I'd pair it with:
Hannah Cecily
Hannah Marian
Hannah Naomi
Hannah Rosalind
Hannah Rosamund
Hannah Rosemary
Hannah Verity
Hannah Vivian

I think its a lovely name, and I think the biblical Hannah is a wonderful namesake.

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Hannah Mercy
Hannah Verity
Hannah Bernadette
Hannah Maeve
Hannah Lenore
Hannah Isobel
Hannah Isabeau
Hannah Sunniva
Hannah Cordelia
Hannah Jayne
Hannah Persephone
Hannah Ismay
Hannah Esmèe
Hannah Tallulah
Hannah Maxine
Hannah Viviette
Hannah Juliette
Hannah Marielle
Hannah Muriel
Hannah Miriam
Hannah Tamsin
Hannah Roselle
Hannah Rosetta
Hannah Rosine
Hannah Solveig
Hannah Sigrid
Hannah Signe/ Signy
Hannah Giselle

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This message was edited 12/9/2019, 2:42 PM

Hannah is a lovely name. I associate it with one of the kindest people I've ever known

Hannah is one of the softest, gentlest names. It reminds me of a sweet lamb. It isn't a name I would use myself because I prefer a bit more spunk, but I definitely see why it appeals to people.

Yawn...

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Sorry, but Hannah is painfully stale for me. I like the masculine Hanan, though.

I think Hannah is a nice, solid name. I enjoy its meaning and sweet sunshine feel. Despite its big spike in U.S. popularity, it retains a timeless quality for me. Throwing out a mish-mash of middle ideas...

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Hannah Belphoebe
Hannah Clementine
Hannah Clotilde
Hannah Corinne
Hannah Cybele
Hannah Felicity
Hannah Florimel
Hannah Georgine
Hannah Gillian
Hannah Gwendolen
Hannah Juliette
Hannah Laure
Hannah Leonie
Hannah Lilac
Hannah Margalit
Hannah Melicent / Millicent
Hannah Perrine
Hannah Remembrance
Hannah Rosamel
Hannah Starling
Hannah Verity
Hannah Viviette
Hannah Winterberry
Hannah Zephyrine

love it
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are there any family names you can use