Delphine and Delphina
Delphine and Delphina, do you like or dislike either? If you had to choose one to use which would it be? Last question is which works better as a younger sister with Artemis as the older sister? Thanks. :)
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Favorite Names:
Frieda, Leona, Artemis, Althea, Dorothea, Josephine, Willemina, Francesca, Thalia, Hazel, Sabrina, Aurora, Andromeda, Luna, Vivian, Fiona, Rosa
Cassidy, Rowan, Adrian, Magnus, Merrick, Rainier, Julius, Quinton, Robin, Cedric, Malcolm, Tristan, Arthur, Ciaran, Gavin, Hadrian, Avery
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Favorite Names:
Frieda, Leona, Artemis, Althea, Dorothea, Josephine, Willemina, Francesca, Thalia, Hazel, Sabrina, Aurora, Andromeda, Luna, Vivian, Fiona, Rosa
Cassidy, Rowan, Adrian, Magnus, Merrick, Rainier, Julius, Quinton, Robin, Cedric, Malcolm, Tristan, Arthur, Ciaran, Gavin, Hadrian, Avery
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I dislike both of them, but I'd go with Delphine. I think it works better with Artemis too.
Double post
This message was edited 7/17/2021, 7:16 PM
Artemis is the one thing that can't be changed because it is my daughter's name. I know that it isn't everyone's cup of tea but we love it.
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I like both, but I’d go with Delphina with the nickname Delphi.
Delphine and dolphin are definitely similar which makes sense since they share a root word, I can see why that association is off-putting to some people. I don't personally mind their similarity and that is actually what we are going for because Dolphin is a family surname for my husband and we thought Delphine or Delphina would be a potentially great way for my husband to honor that side of his family. Nothing is set in stone yet, we aren't pregnant again and aren't currently trying, but someday Delphine or Delphina could be used by us as a first or a middle name for another daughter. I really love both names but I go back and forth on which I prefer.
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That's a nice idea for honouring then. I think it suits a middle name better.