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in reply to a message by New_Chloë
Villie or Ori.
Orville as feminine sounds like the 10th daughter (in a family of all girls) born in the 1930s on a farm in midwest America. I guess it'd bring out the pluckiness of the name and makes it slightly more romantic: I wonder, whatever happened to that girl!? She sounds like a character.
Orville for a guy is kind of like Norman, Cletus, Ogden, Whittaker, Rufus. He sounds a bit more entitled or a bit more ho hum. But maybe clever or snappy or good at farmwork.
I came across Opal Viola Victoria on a character recently and thought it was charming; Opal (before it suddenly started seeming like it could be young) used to have a vibe similar to Orville to me, so I'm going with alliterative double middle names...
Orville Marion Magnolia
Orville Frances Fiona
Orville Fabienne Frida
Orville Ruby Raffaela
Orville Anastasia Alice
Orville Cleopatra Carmen
Orville Rosalind Rebecca
Orville Guadalupe Gladys
Orville Anita Agnes
Orville Betty Barbara
Orville Denise Delilah
Orville Dolores Delta
Orville Vera Valentine
Orville Veronica Vashti
Orville Evelyn Esmeralda
Orville Jessica Jean
Orville Agatha Albertine
Orville Geneva Geraldine
Orville Jade Josephine
Orville Zoe Zephyrine
Orville Lavender Lindita
Orville Bithiah Bonita
...seems like it fits with *ita and *een sounds.
Orville Marion Meadowlark
Orville Barnabas Brian
Orville Nicholas Nathaniel
Orville Homer Hawthorne
Orville Hector Harvey
Orville Joseph Jeremiah
Orville Damian Dionysus
Orville Amos Armando
Orville Francis Faramir
Orville Felix Frankincense
Orville Neptune Nightingale
Orville Kenneth Caradoc
Orville Casper Constantine
Orville Zacharias Zephyr
Orville Kenneth Cassius
Orville Malcolm Murray
Orville Marvin Malachy
Orville Myron Marcus
Orville Michelangelo Messiah
Orville Roger Rainier
Orville Sinjin Sylvester
Orville Benjamin Beauregard
Orville Simon Sandalio
Orville Napoleon Ned
Without alliteration...
Orville Imogen
Orville Desiree
Orville Iris Wanda
Orville Kathleen Winona
Orville Fritzi
Orville Fritz
Orville Sinclair
Orville Conrad
Orville Thaddeus
Orville Rene
Orville as feminine sounds like the 10th daughter (in a family of all girls) born in the 1930s on a farm in midwest America. I guess it'd bring out the pluckiness of the name and makes it slightly more romantic: I wonder, whatever happened to that girl!? She sounds like a character.
Orville for a guy is kind of like Norman, Cletus, Ogden, Whittaker, Rufus. He sounds a bit more entitled or a bit more ho hum. But maybe clever or snappy or good at farmwork.
I came across Opal Viola Victoria on a character recently and thought it was charming; Opal (before it suddenly started seeming like it could be young) used to have a vibe similar to Orville to me, so I'm going with alliterative double middle names...
Orville Marion Magnolia
Orville Frances Fiona
Orville Fabienne Frida
Orville Ruby Raffaela
Orville Anastasia Alice
Orville Cleopatra Carmen
Orville Rosalind Rebecca
Orville Guadalupe Gladys
Orville Anita Agnes
Orville Betty Barbara
Orville Denise Delilah
Orville Dolores Delta
Orville Vera Valentine
Orville Veronica Vashti
Orville Evelyn Esmeralda
Orville Jessica Jean
Orville Agatha Albertine
Orville Geneva Geraldine
Orville Jade Josephine
Orville Zoe Zephyrine
Orville Lavender Lindita
Orville Bithiah Bonita
...seems like it fits with *ita and *een sounds.
Orville Marion Meadowlark
Orville Barnabas Brian
Orville Nicholas Nathaniel
Orville Homer Hawthorne
Orville Hector Harvey
Orville Joseph Jeremiah
Orville Damian Dionysus
Orville Amos Armando
Orville Francis Faramir
Orville Felix Frankincense
Orville Neptune Nightingale
Orville Kenneth Caradoc
Orville Casper Constantine
Orville Zacharias Zephyr
Orville Kenneth Cassius
Orville Malcolm Murray
Orville Marvin Malachy
Orville Myron Marcus
Orville Michelangelo Messiah
Orville Roger Rainier
Orville Sinjin Sylvester
Orville Benjamin Beauregard
Orville Simon Sandalio
Orville Napoleon Ned
Without alliteration...
Orville Imogen
Orville Desiree
Orville Iris Wanda
Orville Kathleen Winona
Orville Fritzi
Orville Fritz
Orville Sinclair
Orville Conrad
Orville Thaddeus
Orville Rene
This message was edited 6/1/2021, 4:35 AM
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I'm definitely digging the alliterative middle names. Orville is absolutely ridiculous so having a wimsical combo is pretty essential. No sense pretending it's an ordinary name.
I LOVE the visual of a tenth daughter called Orville in a dustbowl-era story. Wow, yes.
These combos of yours really stood out to me:
Orville Marion Magnolia
Orville Frances Fiona
Orville Ruby Raffaela - I'm very into Orville Ruby
Orville Anastasia Alice
Orville Cleopatra Carmen
Orville Guadalupe Gladys
Orville Betty Barbara
Orville Denise Delilah
Orville Dolores Delta
Orville Vera Valentine
Orville Veronica Vashti - Ooh, Vashti
Orville Evelyn Esmeralda
Orville Agatha Albertine
Orville Lavender Lindita
I LOVE the visual of a tenth daughter called Orville in a dustbowl-era story. Wow, yes.
These combos of yours really stood out to me:
Orville Marion Magnolia
Orville Frances Fiona
Orville Ruby Raffaela - I'm very into Orville Ruby
Orville Anastasia Alice
Orville Cleopatra Carmen
Orville Guadalupe Gladys
Orville Betty Barbara
Orville Denise Delilah
Orville Dolores Delta
Orville Vera Valentine
Orville Veronica Vashti - Ooh, Vashti
Orville Evelyn Esmeralda
Orville Agatha Albertine
Orville Lavender Lindita
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