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HelpRe: Jennifer, Guinevere and Ginerva
in reply to a message by ✧･ﾟ: *Magpie*:･ﾟ✧
I like Jennifer but I dislike Jennie and Jen (I hate Jen!). But it is so so overdone. In the US it was super common since the 60s, in the UK since the 40s I believe. And even though it peaked in the 80s I still know lots of Jennifers who were born up until the mid 2000s. It needs a break.
Guinevere is really cute! But I pronounce it GWINN-eh-veer so Gwen doesn't make sense as a nickname to me, because I pronounce that GWENN. Gwin would make more sense.
Do you mean Ginevra? Ginevra is cute. I dislike Ginerva. It makes me think of "nerves". Ginny is fine. Jinora looks weird to me.
Genevieve? I like Genevieve. Also: Gwyneth (but maybe not, because Paltrow), Gwendolen. Virginia, I guess (for Ginny). Juniper. Jenna. Jennica. Janine and Janina, possibly? Jana? Jonna. Joanna.
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Guinevere is really cute! But I pronounce it GWINN-eh-veer so Gwen doesn't make sense as a nickname to me, because I pronounce that GWENN. Gwin would make more sense.
Do you mean Ginevra? Ginevra is cute. I dislike Ginerva. It makes me think of "nerves". Ginny is fine. Jinora looks weird to me.
Genevieve? I like Genevieve. Also: Gwyneth (but maybe not, because Paltrow), Gwendolen. Virginia, I guess (for Ginny). Juniper. Jenna. Jennica. Janine and Janina, possibly? Jana? Jonna. Joanna.
Please rate my list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/6232
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