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I’ve been really loving it lately. I think it’s neat. It feels distinctive without being “weird” or “out-there.”

Fun in a cold and crisp and smoky and icy way. Ingrid Theodora?

Love it

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It's a familiar classic that's never felt stale. I've been enjoying the combo Ingrid Thessaly lately.

Eh. It feels choppy and clunky, and I’m not really a fan of the "Ing-" beginning. I much prefer Astrid.

It seems old-fashioned to me sort of in the same way that Anita would but could be any age.

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It seems more understated or quiet than Astrid.

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It's brisk and reminds me of cool color palettes.

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It’s fun to think about grouping it with other Astrid, Sigrid.

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I prefer Enid to any of them, though.

I love it very much, but not enough to use it. It is very cool and laid-back.

It has a certain low-key elegance; I find Astrid and, especially, Sigrid more interesting.

It's kinda uncomfortable for me to say. EENG-rid. My tongue is lazy and wants to say In-grid, which is similar to ingrate. I'm not a fan.

My Oma wanted me to be an Ingrid, after her sister or something. I think I would have carried it pretty well, actually.

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Ingrid is an odd sort of name to me - uncommon (in my part of the world) yet familiar, exotic yet not very melodic (to me). It's definitely a STRONG name, though. I respect Ingrid.

nice

One of my top names for a girl! While Ingrid is very popular in my country as the 10th most common female given name, I don't care. It's charm is great, and I love it. It's also fun to say, like Frida, Lisa, Nora, and Kristina. If you like Ingrid, I say use it. There are certainly worse names. Ingrid is far from Mahkynnleeigh or Braelynne, it's an actual name with history.