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WDYT of Cornelia? Any middle name suggestions?
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It’s okay, pretty but I’m not so keen on the ‘corn’ beginning. I prefer Cordelia which is beautiful.
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Re:w Cornelia
Don't like it
Don't like it
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I like it a lot - I enjoy it's Ancient Roman roots, and it reminds me of cornucopias. It feels very classic and ornamental, but more quiet and subdued than Cordelia.
Cornelia Esmé
Cornelia Eve
Cornelia Ffion
Cornelia Gwen
Cornelia Iris
Cornelia Ivy
Cornelia Jane
Cornelia Lily
Cornelia Lucy
Cornelia Margot
Cornelia Seren
Cornelia Sophie
Cornelia Tamsin
Cornelia Wren
Cornelia Zoë
Cornelia Esmé
Cornelia Eve
Cornelia Ffion
Cornelia Gwen
Cornelia Iris
Cornelia Ivy
Cornelia Jane
Cornelia Lily
Cornelia Lucy
Cornelia Margot
Cornelia Seren
Cornelia Sophie
Cornelia Tamsin
Cornelia Wren
Cornelia Zoë
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I think of beehive hairstyles for some reason. I associate it with Claudia, maybe? Also Aurelia, Septima, and cornucopias.
It seems dignified, retro, low-key, but at the same time, somewhat poofy and kind of an oddball. I like it but don't love it.
Cornelia Sage
Cornelia Jessamine
Cornelia Meredith
Cornelia Faustina
Cornelia Betsy
Cornelia Cerys
Cornelia Parisa
Cornelia Jeannine
Cornelia Nancy
Cornelia Jennifer
Cornelia Lois
Cornelia Lotus
Cornelia Rosemary
Cornelia Myrtle
Cornelia Zoe
Cornelia Winifred
Cornelia Niobe
Cornelia Remedios
Cornelia Soledad
Cornelia Harriet
Cornelia Andromeda
Cornelia Calypso
Cornelia Josephine
It seems dignified, retro, low-key, but at the same time, somewhat poofy and kind of an oddball. I like it but don't love it.
Cornelia Sage
Cornelia Jessamine
Cornelia Meredith
Cornelia Faustina
Cornelia Betsy
Cornelia Cerys
Cornelia Parisa
Cornelia Jeannine
Cornelia Nancy
Cornelia Jennifer
Cornelia Lois
Cornelia Lotus
Cornelia Rosemary
Cornelia Myrtle
Cornelia Zoe
Cornelia Winifred
Cornelia Niobe
Cornelia Remedios
Cornelia Soledad
Cornelia Harriet
Cornelia Andromeda
Cornelia Calypso
Cornelia Josephine
This message was edited 3/29/2020, 1:34 PM
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I really like it and I think it works well on a living person. Cornie is not a good nickname. Cor is fine. Corrie is fine. I know a Cornelia "Connie" but I don't think anyone ever calls her Cornelia.
Cornelia Phoebe
Cornelia Jane
Cornelia Linnea (I like the remix of sounds)
Cornelia Marie
Cornelia Quince
Cornelia Phoebe
Cornelia Jane
Cornelia Linnea (I like the remix of sounds)
Cornelia Marie
Cornelia Quince
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That is my niece's name. She's 14. It's okay. They call her Nela.
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I think it's ugly. It sounds like something hard and scaly growing on your feet.
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do you remember ...
Mister Roger's Neighborhood of Make-Believe, where one puppet was called Corny? His name was Cornflake S. Peshally.
Mister Roger's Neighborhood of Make-Believe, where one puppet was called Corny? His name was Cornflake S. Peshally.
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Cordelia reminds me of bloody umbilical cords.
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You have both summarised why I cannot bring myself to like either Cordelia or Cornelia.
I did know a Cornelia, she was (well, is) an academic and a really lovely lady. You sort of get past the corn when it’s a real person, but I still can’t make myself like the name.
I think Nell would be a sweet nickname though.
I did know a Cornelia, she was (well, is) an academic and a really lovely lady. You sort of get past the corn when it’s a real person, but I still can’t make myself like the name.
I think Nell would be a sweet nickname though.
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I've recently taken a liking to Cornelia. I think it might be because of the Taylor Swift song "Cornelia Street". It has an understated beauty to it. However, I do think people where I live would be like, "You named your child WHAT?!" Zero babies were named Cornelia in at least the past five years here.
This message was edited 3/29/2020, 11:46 AM
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