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is Fiorella and Flora good names for twin girls? both names mean flower in italian.
what do you think?
what do you think?
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Those are way too similar imo.
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Um, no . . .
Fiorella means "little flower" in Italian (it's a word) and Flora means "flora" in Italian (as opposed to "flower", which is Fiore; flower and flora are two different things).
Flora and Little Flower is a trite and too twinny sibling set, although not as bad as Flower and Little Flower would be! And I feel that Fiorella and Flora are just too similar as twin names.
What about Flora & Anthea or Flora & Zahrah (Zara) instead?
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Fiorella means "little flower" in Italian (it's a word) and Flora means "flora" in Italian (as opposed to "flower", which is Fiore; flower and flora are two different things).
Flora and Little Flower is a trite and too twinny sibling set, although not as bad as Flower and Little Flower would be! And I feel that Fiorella and Flora are just too similar as twin names.
What about Flora & Anthea or Flora & Zahrah (Zara) instead?
All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us. - J.R.R. Tolkien.
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Agreed
Not to mention that they just sound so darn similiar. Its way too cutsey for my tastes.
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Not to mention that they just sound so darn similiar. Its way too cutsey for my tastes.
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I think they're too similar. I think they're both nice enough individually, but not really as a sib set.
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