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in reply to a message by Cleveland Kent Evans
I don't think that many American parents would actually use this name since -inda is not fashionable right now and it might seem too unusual to them. People in other countries might be more accepting of Isabinda though. I think that Arabella and Isadora are better candidates for usage today in the U.S. since they are well known but less common than Isabella.
This message was edited 11/15/2006, 5:51 PM
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I agree
The -inda ending doesn't seem very catchy to me. Personally I know only one Melinda and one Linda my age (early twenties), if that suggests anything about its popularlity in my area in my generation. I think moving to other -bella names would be a more popular alternative.
Once I had a brilliant flash that Isavella might be a more tolerable alternative to Isabella, since the "v" in place of "b" thing isn't unheard of (Elizaveta still sounds 'normal' to me compared with the more usual Elizabeth, for example). It's still not my favorite, but I'm really not a fan of -bel and -bella names.
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The -inda ending doesn't seem very catchy to me. Personally I know only one Melinda and one Linda my age (early twenties), if that suggests anything about its popularlity in my area in my generation. I think moving to other -bella names would be a more popular alternative.
Once I had a brilliant flash that Isavella might be a more tolerable alternative to Isabella, since the "v" in place of "b" thing isn't unheard of (Elizaveta still sounds 'normal' to me compared with the more usual Elizabeth, for example). It's still not my favorite, but I'm really not a fan of -bel and -bella names.
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This message was edited 11/15/2006, 7:28 PM
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