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All of a sudden, I'm in love with Barbara. I associated it for the longest time with suburban moms born in the 1960s (I grew up on Long Island, NY, for the record), and although that association persists, it's now subordinate to my love of the name's echoic sounds and visuals. I also really like its trans-lingual recognizability. My favorite short form is Bara, which I find so chic. Are there any other Barbara admirers out there?

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Some combos:

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Barbara Aloisia
Barbara Atalanta
Barbara Celandine
Barbara Celestina / Celestine
Barbara Chrysanthe
Barbara Clotilde
Barbara Cordelia
Barbara Corisande
Barbara Eloisa / Eloise
Barbara Eudocia
Barbara Eugenia / Eugenie
Barbara Eulalia / Eulalie
Barbara Euphemia
Barbara Evelina
Barbara Everilda
Barbara Felicity
Barbara Genevieve
Barbara Ginevra
Barbara Iolanthe
Barbara Iphigenia
Barbara Isidora
Barbara Ismene
Barbara Jacobina / Jacomina
Barbara Jessamine
Barbara Jessenia
Barbara Leontina / Leontine
Barbara Letitia / Letizia
Barbara Liliana / Liliosa
Barbara Lucrezia
Barbara Melisande
Barbara Melusine
Barbara Minerva
Barbara Nimue
Barbara Oenone
Barbara Ottilia
Barbara Philomela
Barbara Philomena
Barbara Saturnina
Barbara Scholastica
Barbara Severina
Barbara Sieglinde
Barbara Sollemnia
Barbara Svetlana
Barbara Theodosia
Barbara Valentina
Barbara Veneranda
Barbara Violante
Barbara Violetta
Barbara Viviana
Barbara Wilhelmina
Barbara Winifred
Barbara Wisteria
Barbara Zenaida
Barbara Zuleika

This message was edited 12/31/2020, 1:05 PM