Message: "Tess" - Behind the Name

Tess

by Laine

1/27/2007, 6:57 AM

I really like the names Tess and Tessa, but are they too short for full first names? I don't really like the name Theresa, do you know any other names Tess might work as a nn for?

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- mum2bubba

1/27/2007, 9:08 PM

Contessa?

- KerriB (guest)

1/27/2007, 4:15 PM

I love the names Tess and Tessa.

- Julia (JuliaF)

1/27/2007, 2:18 PM

Ignore, sorry.

This message was edited 1/27/2007, 2:18 PM

- Ciarda

1/27/2007, 11:42 AM

I think both Tess & Tessa work fine as full names, no need to use as a nickname only. They're both very nice : )

- Arcadia +1

1/27/2007, 9:20 AM

I think both are fine as full names. I particuarily like Tess.

- Ronja

1/27/2007, 12:24 PM

What about Tereza or Teresa

- EgYpTiAn PrInCeSs

1/27/2007, 8:23 AM

Tess and Tessa make beautiful names :)

- CN (CSwe)

1/27/2007, 8:20 AM

Tess and Tessa aren't too short, but I prefer Tessa. Some sugesstions that haven't been made are Theresia and Therese but if you don't like Theresa maybe that's too close.

- Aly055 (guest)

1/27/2007, 7:27 AM

I LOVE Tess and Tessa! I think it's long enough for a first name =]

- Kings_falcon

1/27/2007, 7:20 AM

I love the names Tess and Tessa,and I don't think they're too short as first names. I also love the name Tessiana,which I'd pronounce Tessi-Ahn-nah.

- Array (WeloveyouJesseLacey)

1/27/2007, 7:08 AM

No, they aren't too short for full names--they stand alone beautifully. I knew a Tess who wore her name beautifully. The fact that it's one syllable doesn't mean it isn't a full.

Array

- xPrincess27x

1/27/2007, 7:08 AM

Tess seems fine as a full name.

What about:
Tessica
Contessa
Quintessa

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