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in reply to a message by laney
Male names should stay on males imo. And what if your daughter ever goes to France, or some other French-speaking country?
Remigia would be the Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin feminine form of Rémy. And you could still use the nickname Remi / Remy.
Other alternatives: Remedios, Remei, Rema (Latin/Italian fem. form of Remus / Remo), and Remiela (fem. form of Remiel). Or switch out the M for a N, and nickname her Renny: Ren, Renata, Renate, Renée, or even Renza (fem. form of Renzo).
P.S. That "accent thingy" is called an acute.
Remigia would be the Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Latin feminine form of Rémy. And you could still use the nickname Remi / Remy.
Other alternatives: Remedios, Remei, Rema (Latin/Italian fem. form of Remus / Remo), and Remiela (fem. form of Remiel). Or switch out the M for a N, and nickname her Renny: Ren, Renata, Renate, Renée, or even Renza (fem. form of Renzo).
P.S. That "accent thingy" is called an acute.