names from my graduation
I graduated from university a month ago. Here are the names of graduands I find interesting. What do you think of them?
Augustus Carrigan
Cassandra Juliet Pania
Christabel
Ciara Frances
Daisy Bee
Deborah Guadalupe
Delphine Florence Marie
Eliane Sarah Viviane
Eve Miranda
George Elliot
Gwenllian Mair
Hartland Hamish
Holly Vita
Isabella Dagmar
Isabella Tosca
Iseult Sophie
Iulia-Claudia
Jordan Anthoneil
Lily Emiko
Lucy Eliane
Matthaeus
Niamh Rowan
Sarah Grace Elysia
Sophie Nadezda
Sophie Scheherazade
Stella Joan
masculine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124079
feminine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124080
Augustus Carrigan
Cassandra Juliet Pania
Christabel
Ciara Frances
Daisy Bee
Deborah Guadalupe
Delphine Florence Marie
Eliane Sarah Viviane
Eve Miranda
George Elliot
Gwenllian Mair
Hartland Hamish
Holly Vita
Isabella Dagmar
Isabella Tosca
Iseult Sophie
Iulia-Claudia
Jordan Anthoneil
Lily Emiko
Lucy Eliane
Matthaeus
Niamh Rowan
Sarah Grace Elysia
Sophie Nadezda
Sophie Scheherazade
Stella Joan
masculine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124079
feminine list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124080
Replies
All interesting, some spectacular! From the bottom up:
Stella Joan is like time travel; she should go to work by tram
Nadezda is charming
Rowan doesn't work for a girl, but as a middle name, who cares?
Lucy, an all-time favourite and soon to be my son's second puppy
Anthoneil is appalling
Hartland Hamish is astounding: like a character in, oh dear, I forget the author's name - American, short story writer, used the present tense, someone please remind me! I do like Hamish.
George Elliot looks so wrong with two Ls in Elliot!
I love Eve and Miranda, together and separately
Florence is good
Deborah is good too, but Guadalupe?
I love Daisy, Frances, Christabel and Juliet, though I'd use Francis (m) rather than Frances (f). Daisy Bee sounds like a species.
Stella Joan is like time travel; she should go to work by tram
Nadezda is charming
Rowan doesn't work for a girl, but as a middle name, who cares?
Lucy, an all-time favourite and soon to be my son's second puppy
Anthoneil is appalling
Hartland Hamish is astounding: like a character in, oh dear, I forget the author's name - American, short story writer, used the present tense, someone please remind me! I do like Hamish.
George Elliot looks so wrong with two Ls in Elliot!
I love Eve and Miranda, together and separately
Florence is good
Deborah is good too, but Guadalupe?
I love Daisy, Frances, Christabel and Juliet, though I'd use Francis (m) rather than Frances (f). Daisy Bee sounds like a species.
May I ask where this school is located? I love the eclecticism of these names.
My favorites:
Christabel
Eve Miranda
Iseult Sophie
Sophie Scheherazade (wow!)
I also love Delphine and Dagmar.
My favorites:
Christabel
Eve Miranda
Iseult Sophie
Sophie Scheherazade (wow!)
I also love Delphine and Dagmar.
Oxford. Sophie Scheherazade also has an absurdly long, very rare surname beginning with S. It's such a fabulous full name.
Ah, that makes sense! Congratulations on graduating!
thank you :)!