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Lucette,Lucina and Lucyna
Wdyt of Lucette, Lucina and Lucyna? What colour are they?

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Lucina is gorgeous! The other two aren’t my thing, though Lucyna would probably be better in a Polish context.
Lucette is alright, although not my cup of tea - I prefer Lucetta. As for the name, it's pearly white, like a beam of light. Lucina is my favourite out of the three, it feels more complete than Lucia and less ornate than Luciana. This one is emerald green to me. Lastly, Lucyna is fine but only in a Polish context. It looks like a modern spelling in English. As for its color, it's pink.
Lucette is okay. I'm not the biggest fan of the -ette ending on most names. I like Lucina. Not a fan of Lucyna unless maybe used in a Polish context. What colour are they? Like what colour do we perceive them as?
Colors I perceive them as:
Lucette - lavender,
Lucina - like prussian blue or gold
Lucyna - a paler version of Lucina.
Don't like any, prefer Lucinda or Lucy
Lucette and Lucina are ok. Personally I like Lucinda.
I like Lucette in a French setting. I dislike Lucina and only like Lucyna in a Polish speaking area. I prefer Lucy and Lucia to all of them.
I find them all over-ornate and needlessly complicated. Lucette is fine in French, where I believe it is more likely to be a nn than an independent name. Lucyna is a variant of Lucina, I suppose; some people find the letter y a feminine marker. Since Lucina was the goddess of childbirth, I'd have thought she was feminine enough already; if Lucy is too ordinary, there's always Lucia or Lucinda. I'd use Lucy at the drop of a hat, and the others, not at all.
Lucyna is the Polish version of Lucina. I don't lie the y myself.