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A recent addition to my PNL but a name I’ve been fond of for years. What do you think of Pia?
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Link: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/174843/136906
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Please rate my lists. All of them are ratable except for the Main list and the Surname list. :)
Link: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/174843/136906
This isn’t an airport, no need to announce your departure.
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It's fine. I live in Germany right now and Pia is quite common for girls born in the 90s. Pronounced PEE-a.
I dislike the PEE sound that also bothers me in Penelope. But it is still fine overall. I like it on someone else.
It feels more grown up and serious than Mia.
I like it better than many other -ia names.
I dislike the PEE sound that also bothers me in Penelope. But it is still fine overall. I like it on someone else.
It feels more grown up and serious than Mia.
I like it better than many other -ia names.
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Ugly, boring and dated. Two of my mom's close friends are named Pia - it's a common name in their generation. It's also a name I've never liked, I think it both sounds and looks ugly.
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I know of a preschool Pia, who is one of triplets! Can't recall the other names, but they all had family links. Which is fine, but I find it very abrupt and also very Catholic: keep looking around for the missing Maria ...
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I adore Pia! It’s gentle but not meek. It’s easily my favorite short “-ia” name.
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Nah. I prefer Nia.
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This message was edited 9/6/2022, 4:57 PM
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I’m not too worried about teasing for any names. Everyone gets teased for their names when they’re children, even Sarah’s and Katherine’s. :)
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Don't like at all, I knew a girl who had teasing pee a
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