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Lucrezia Midori

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I really love most Jac- names, and I like Jacquetta too, but I don't think I like it as much to actually use it in real life (even if there were no linguistical obstacles), especially that I absolutely adore Lucrezia and like the idea of Lucrezia sometimes nicknamed to Lucy, Lula or Lulu.
Middle names that I could use with it: Gabriella, Ella, Elisabetta, Isabella, Michelle/Mic(h)aela, Anna, Emilianna, Cornelia, Aurelia, Sofia, (H)elena, Clarissa, Eleonora, Flora, Mafalda, Amelia, Adelaide.

Caterina Celeste

Jacquetta

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I have Jacquetta Clio Atenaide on a 'maybe' list. I know what I was trying to do, but overestimated what I could say. I'll stick by Jacquetta Clio though.

Lucrezia Magdalene

Definitely Lucrezia, I love it. I prefer the spelling Lucretia though.

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I'd go with Lucrezia Melete.

Lucrezia Verdiana

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Might as well go OTT medieval Italian.

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I could imagine being called Lucrezia easiest, I think.
But Caterina wouldn't be bad either. Caterina Tzipora?

Jacquetta

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If we're going by present state of names (no variant), then I'd choose Jacquetta. I actually prefer it to Jacqueline. The Lady of the Rivers is also a pretty cool historical figure.

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Jacquetta Margot / Jacquetta Margaux
Jacquetta Marguerite
Jacquetta Louise
Jacquetta Laurel
Jacquetta Renée
Jacquetta Rose
Jacquetta Roxane
Jacquetta Cecily
Jacquetta Felice
Jacquetta Marian / Jacquetta Mary

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However, if we're counting variants, then I would choose Katarina.

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Katarina Lydia
Katarina Juniper
Katarina Pearl
Katarina Vivian
Katarina Juliet

In honor of Blacklist

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Caterina Ruslana (close to the surname Rostova)

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I think the character's name is Katherina, however.

This message was edited 10/17/2020, 3:40 PM

Jacquetta - I dislike Etta and most names ending in -etta. I prefer the -ette ending. Jacquetta feels like Etta + super dated Jacqueline so I don't find it attractive at all. It also makes me think of "jacket" and she will most likely be called bland Jackie anyway.

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Lucrezia - isn't bad but over the top and I'd prefer Lucina, Lucette, Lucy, Lucia. Lucinda is better too. I dislike the "crez" part.

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Caterina - I find this to be incredibly boring (Catherine was common in France and Katharina crazy common in Germany) but at least it is pretty and I prefer Caterina to Catarina. I'd choose this and I'd call her Kitty sometimes.

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Caterina Lily.

Catalina Amy

Caterina, though I much prefer Katarina or Katerina.

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Caterina Lily, perhaps.

This message was edited 10/17/2020, 12:01 PM

Lucrezia Fern

Caterina, I think. While I do like Lucrezia, I wouldn't ever use it in real life, and Caterina appeals to me slightly more.

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For middle names, I think I'd go with one of these:

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Caterina Dorothy
Caterina Genevieve
Caterina Josephine
Caterina Melisande
Caterina Mathilde
Caterina Rosalind
Caterina Theodosia

Caterina hands down, it’s actually one of my favorites. Middle name would be Anna or Luisa for honoring purposes.

Lucrezia

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I adore the name. I also quite like Jacquetta. Caterina's just fine.

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I'd opt for Lucrezia Maddalena or Lucrezia Celestina.

I like Lucrezia (lu-KRETS-ia) a lot. Caterina is lovely and the one I’d actually choose, if I were to use it IRL, but I’m not a big fan of the spelling. Katharina is my preferred spelling, though Catharina is fine too.

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I like these as a middle name for Lucrezia:

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Agnese
Beatrice
Assunta
Aurelia
Bianca
Corinna
Elisabetta
Gabriella
Ginevra
Isabella
Leonora
Mafalda
Nerina
Viola
Victoria

LewCRETZia. I like the flashy old terrifying operatic nature of it, I like Lu, I like hard Zs, and, it's just fun.

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I also like Jacquetta but it sounds too much like Jacket. Caterina is boring.

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Lucrezia Maria Cecilia why not.

Caterina. Could I change it to Katerina?

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Caterina Alexis

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Caterina Lucia (Loo-SEE-a.)

Lucrezia

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Lucrezia Rose
Lucrezia Beatrice
Lucrezia Katherine

Caterina

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The name’s not really my style, but I guess I like it the most out of the three.

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I like Caterina Jeannette as a combo.