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I like Liliosa. I'm not a big fan of most lil- names, but Liliosa is nice. Uncommon, not too frilly or cutesy.
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Seems like a prescription medicine name to me. “Have you or a loved one been suffering with psoriasis? Talk to your health care provider about Liliosa. (Side effects include but are not limited to sneezing, itching, burning, vomiting, depression, kidney stones, hemorrhoids, and death.”)
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Not bad , I like it
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Don't really like it
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It’s LiliOsa, not LilioSA!
That’s a no from me.
That’s a no from me.
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I love that it's baroque but grounded (because botanical).
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Ooh, I like it. It gives me early 20th century frontier vibes. Lillian Gish at the Ponderosa Ranch.
Unfortunately I also think of "it's LeviOsa!"
Unfortunately I also think of "it's LeviOsa!"
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Nice name, I have it on my PNL. I like its flowery vibe.
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It really looks and sounds like a trademark.
The national flower of Zimbabwe is the Gloriosa Superba or Flame Lily. Perhaps that inspired Liliosa?
The national flower of Zimbabwe is the Gloriosa Superba or Flame Lily. Perhaps that inspired Liliosa?
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Liliosa is actually used in the Philippines. It's also the name of a woman martyred in Andalusia in the mid-9th century.
It indeed is related to Lily, since it comes from Latin lilium, which refers to the flower.
It indeed is related to Lily, since it comes from Latin lilium, which refers to the flower.
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