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Linnea
I was at my cousin's today and their daughter had a friend over named Nan. I'm not sure if it was a nn or her real name. She was a cute little blond girl and the name was rather sweet sounding on her. What could Nan be a nn for? Do you like it as a nn or a full name?
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I love Nan--I've taken Calico Nan as my pirate name. :) I think it's really snappy, and it reminds me of the character in Louisa May Alcott's Little Men and Jo's Boys.I knew a girl named Ananda, and another girl named Nanda (rhymed with "panda"). Some other ideas I like:Fernanda
Hana / Hanna / Hannah
Nanaea / Nanaia
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I never thought of Hannah. I love it, and Nan would be perfect as a nn.BTW, how do you pronounce Nanaia? Would it be Na-Nie-a? It looks very pretty but I'm not sure if I'm saying it right.
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Nan was originally a nickname for Ann (or Anne). Anne Boleyn was derisively called "Nan Bullen" by the English, as a famous example.Nancy is an elaboration of Nan.
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I can think of Nancy and Nanette. I like Nancy.Kristen~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Nancy?Nancy?[Sarah]
[i got soul]
[the killers]
[but i'm not a soldier]
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Could be a nn for Ann (or other Ann- related names) or Nancy or Nanette. Also, I knew a little girl named Arianna called Nanny. Nan is adorable, but only as a nn.
~Heather~
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n/t
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