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1. I like the name Ginevra and would use it in real life too. Ginny is a decent enough nn for it.

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2. I like Octavia too. I would also use it in real life but don't like it as much as Ginevra and prefer the masculine Octavius to the feminine OCtavia.

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3. Tave or Tavy seem to be the most obvious nns to me, other than Oct which doesn't sound pleasant at all.

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“It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.”
~Mark Twain

1. I do not like Genevra however I do like Geneva

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2. I think that is cool

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3. you could use Ava, vivi, tavvy, tav, via or somthing like that!

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Hope this helps!

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Once I was a burrito,
A young, crispy burrito,
And so full of cheese...

1) Love Ginevra! So long as it is pronounced with the French soft "G" sound, and not the American J sound (like in Ginny). I also don't really like the nickname Ginny, and would prefer Neve as the nn.
2) Love Octavia!
3) Sorry, I'm with you on this one: all I can think of is Tavvy! :(

1) I like it. It's one of my favourite forms of that ame, actually. The NN Ginny is very cute.

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2) Love it. It's very elegant.

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3) O, Octo, Tavia, Via, Vee. Wouldn't use any NNs for it myself, though.

1. Not a fan. I don't think it sounds pretty.

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2. Love it! I'd rather see this on a real person. :)

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3. Tavey or Tavia are my NNs of choice, though I'd call her by her full name most of the time. I prn Tavey the way I think you prn Tavvy, but I don't like the spelling you've used. It goes against the norms of linguistics, but that's me being a nerd.

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