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I love the name Tiffany. Tiffania is pretty and certainly has its charm, but I prefer Tiffany.
Tiffany is forever young and rather silly. Tiffania is trying to make it more adult and respectable, but not succeeding very well at all.
If I had to choose a more melodic form of Tiffany, I’d opt for its ancestor, Theophania.
That's a good one! I named my cat Theophania, after a Greek legendary figure, I believe it was. Definitely prefer it to Tiffany.
A gorgeous and noble name for a cat!
I would pronounce it tih-FAN-yuh, which is ok but I prefer just Tiffany.
I really like Tiffany, Tiffany is too over the top
if you hadn't said, I wouldn't have known how to pronounce the name, which is a dealbreaker for me. The way this Tiffania says her name is kind of attractive, but also feels fancified and a little trying-too-hard. It's taking Tiffany out of her bright, casual clothes and stuffing her into a Renaissance Faire costume, but her colorful sneakers are showing under her fancy dress and kind of make the whole getup a little silly.
Melodic is certainly a fair word to describe it. I do prefer it to Tiffany, which, while it retains its somewhat old-fashioned charm, just feels chewy and sticky in my mouth. Tiffania is much more pleasant.