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HelpJustine, Jacqueline & Jacquetta
My niece was telling me about a book she was reading yesterday and it got me thinking yesterday about the names Jacqueline, Justine and Jacquetta. I love Jacqueline and Jacquetta but haven’t really thought about Justine much before but could see it growing on me. WDYT of Jacqueline, Justine and Jacquetta?
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I think that Justine is a really pretty name for a girl.
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Justine is alright. Definitely not my favorite and wouldn't be a contender if I ever had a daughter but I don't mind it. I don't like Justin at all so I don't really like the fact that it comes from that.
Jacqueline is great. Cute and has personality.
Jacquetta reminds me of Spanish for jacket, so I wouldn't use it.
Jacqueline is great. Cute and has personality.
Jacquetta reminds me of Spanish for jacket, so I wouldn't use it.
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I grew up with a Justine, so it's a pretty silver-purple sort of name that makes me think of the 90s. She was actually not a very nice girl, but I still thought the name was sweet.
Jacqueline is an interesting name. I find it very brassy. Jackie is like THE brassiest name ever. It's loud and charmingly crass. Jacqueline is pretty, but I also like Jaclyn and Jacklyn. They are such crunchy-pumpkin-orange-autumn names to me.
Jacquetta is fun, it looks so flimsy yet it's got an interesting namesake. I think the only place I've ever seen it is on the mother of Elizabeth Woodville who seduced her way onto the throne of England or whatever. I find Jacquetta quite sexy and witchy, probably because I was influenced by Phillipa Gregory's retelling of that whole story. Oh, she was actually accused of witchcraft! Well then. History!
Jacqueline is an interesting name. I find it very brassy. Jackie is like THE brassiest name ever. It's loud and charmingly crass. Jacqueline is pretty, but I also like Jaclyn and Jacklyn. They are such crunchy-pumpkin-orange-autumn names to me.
Jacquetta is fun, it looks so flimsy yet it's got an interesting namesake. I think the only place I've ever seen it is on the mother of Elizabeth Woodville who seduced her way onto the throne of England or whatever. I find Jacquetta quite sexy and witchy, probably because I was influenced by Phillipa Gregory's retelling of that whole story. Oh, she was actually accused of witchcraft! Well then. History!
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