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in reply to a message by Mary R.
I tend to favor pedestrian nicknames with long, unusual names. I'd name her Seraphina and half call her that, and half "Sera/Sara" for short. I love Sara/Sarah in general. I love unusual names but would also want any kids of mine to be more under-the-radar with strangers than what an unusual name can offer. People raise eyebrows at Nicodemus, Sylvestra, Zacchaeus, or Guinevere, but no one would bat an eye at Nick, Sally, Zack or Gwen. Basically, I want to have my cake and eat it too lmao
*actually now that I stew on it a bit I think I might prefer Sylvie to Sylvestra over Sally. Makes a bit more intuitive sense
Also, several years ago a woman on Nameberry told me she picked Phina for her daughter's NN though. But I still prefer Sera/Sara. No idea which spelling I'd actually go with though. Sera makes more sense with Seraphina but Sara merits less explanation. Idk.
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*actually now that I stew on it a bit I think I might prefer Sylvie to Sylvestra over Sally. Makes a bit more intuitive sense
Also, several years ago a woman on Nameberry told me she picked Phina for her daughter's NN though. But I still prefer Sera/Sara. No idea which spelling I'd actually go with though. Sera makes more sense with Seraphina but Sara merits less explanation. Idk.
Please rate my "Names I would Use" list & "Backup Favorites" list. Feel free to rate some of my other lists too if you have the time.
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/223226/138473
This message was edited 12/4/2022, 2:15 PM
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