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I LOVE Maude (but I prefer Maud).

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It’s not popular here and never was so I’d be surprised to meet a Maud(e) no matter what age. I did once teach a lovely little girl called Amalia Maud and I really love that combo.

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Maude Eléonore
Maude Victoria
Maude Tirza
Maude Isabelle
Maude Andrea
Maude Wilhelmina
Maude Athena

I love Maude, though I prefer Maud.

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Maud(e) Lupita is stunning. I like the look and feel of Maud(e) Tiffany, but I find the combo discordant (sonically).

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I like the restraint of Maud Emily. Maud Verbena, Maud Rikissa / Richenza, Maud Oenone, and Maud Perpetua come to mind.

Maude Tiffany is way fun. I also like Lupita, Hera, and Tirzah with it.

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I think it's OK. Sort of funny and dour. Ancient af, which is appealing. I think I like Maud better. Definitely wouldn't wash up to the top of my lists any time soon.

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Hmm. I cannot think of any good combos. Maude Yesenia. lol

Maude is a cute name, without being too cutesy. Maude Tiffany is actually astonishingly medieval (even more, Maud Tiffany), even though it seems kind of 70s on the surface.

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When I saw this post, the combo Maude Amaryllis / Maud Amaryllis immediately popped into my head.

Dated and ugly. I can only imagine a frumpy old grandma who wears the same old-fashioned dress every day and refuses to use her cane to walk, even if she needs it.

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I honestly prefer Mathilde.

Dated and ugly. I can only imagine a frumpy old grandma who wears the same old-fashioned dress every day and refuses to use her cane to walk, even if she needs it.

Maude Tequila is nice. I kinda think of the Maude Intimacy stuff (getmaude.com) but it is a really cool name. Out of your picks I like Azalea, Camila, Lupita, Cassiopeia, Renata, Leonora, Hera, Nedelya, Tova or Tovah, Tirzah, Tzvia, and Silvia.

I do like Maude! But I haven't always. I probably would be surprised to meet a Maude in her teens or twenties. I think the name is making something of a comeback. But I'd expect that to be reflected in younger children. I'd use a longish middle name.
Maude Aurelia
Maude Cordelia
Maude Alessandra
Maude Isabeau

I would definitely be surprised to meet a young Maude, but it has been growing on me lately. I am starting to see how this could be a spunky name instead of just an old lady name. My favorite on your list is Maude Leonora.

I like it. I wonder if it mightn’t make a comeback?

I love Maude. I also like it spelled Maud.

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I would be surprised to meet a young one where I live (Kansas, US).

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My favorite combo with it as a first name is Maude Rowena.

How funny! My daughter just asked today if I had ever known someone named Maud! I told her no, but I knew a poem, "Come to the Garden, Maud".

I hate it less now than I used to. I can see that it's stylish in an austere, Brooklyn, monochromatic kind of way. It sounds like a moan, though. It's mournful. At the same time, it's kind of nasal and imagining it being said in a New Jersey or NY or Philly accent, well, it's not pretty.

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There was a character in a book I read a long time ago with the double name Maude Caroline. I remember thinking that as far as double names go, this one wasn't so bad. It certainly isn't cutesy like Lily Grace or something.

dont like it