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Alexandra
by Amy (guest)
2/23/2007, 6:20 AM
WDYT of this name... and what middle name would you put with it?
Please don't suggest Grace, Rose, Marie or Elizabeth.
Thanks!
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- Laine
2/24/2007, 7:59 AM
- Emma (Emma McHnery)
2/23/2007, 4:56 PM
Alexandra is a nice name. I love the nicknames Alexa and Alexis. Alex sounds to masculine to use on a girl.
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- Julia (JuliaF)
2/23/2007, 4:54 PM
- mum2bubba
2/23/2007, 4:41 PM
I prefer Alexia or Alexis.Alexandra Katherine
Alexandra Sophia
Alexandra Mae
Alexandra Skye
Alexandra Hazel
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- Kris Rose   +5
2/23/2007, 8:05 AM
I may be the only one...but I am SO sick of seeing Alex- names every time I turn around. I guess its better than Alexis or anything else, but still, I cant stand seeing these names.As far as mn, I would suggest using something shorter, possible one syllable, especially if the surname would be longer. I cant think of any, I cant seem to focus on much right now.
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- DLB
2/24/2007, 4:44 AM
I don't like Alex- names for girls. The only Alex- name I like is Alexander.
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- Kate (Pheadirean)
2/23/2007, 2:50 PM
I agree.
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- Amy (guest)   +2
2/23/2007, 8:17 AM
I am not a fan of other Alex names either.
Alexa, Alexis et al are getting so overused.
If we were to use Alexandra, it would be just that.. Alexandra.
I know there are nay sayers out there that say she'd definitely have a nick name eventually... but that's not necessarily the case.
I have a cousin Katherine...she's 22 now and NO nn whatsoever.
I have a niece Cassandra... she's 12 and no nickname.
It is possible.
Thanks for you input.
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- Kris Rose   +1
2/23/2007, 8:33 AM
I dont believe that nn's are a must. I am really loathing the fact that most people here seem to think its going to happen to matter what. I know many people with a full name that gets shorten a lot, but wont let it. They say their parents always called them by their full name, so thats what they always went by. If they ever used a nn it was a SO or a best friend since childhood kind of deal.
Either way, I think Alexandra is the best Alex- choice, and with no nn, I am liking it more. However, I am still sick of hearing Alex- names in general.I'm not great with making combos, espeicially for girls, but here are some I thought of:Alexandra Clare
Alexandra Gail
Alexandra Leigh
Alexandra Noelle
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- Amy (guest)
2/23/2007, 8:58 AM
Thanks... Alexandra Leigh (or Lee) is something I have considered.
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- Amy (guest)
2/23/2007, 8:18 AM
Thank you.
There are quite a few from this list I could actually see myself using.
Alexandra Juliet, Alexandra Isabel, Alexandra Emily... just to name a few.
Thanks!
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- Summer
2/23/2007, 7:02 AM
I love the name Alexandra!WDYTO
Alexandra Jade
Alexandra Noemi
Alexandra Calista
Alexandra Lyra
Alexandra Noelle
Alexandra Esmee
Alexandra Romée
Alexandra Linnéa
Alexandra Ismene
Alexandra Rosanne
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- RoxStar   +1
2/23/2007, 6:54 AM
I like Alexandra a lot, it's very pretty and classic without beign either outdated or really trendy. It needs a simple mn, because it's so long, so here's a few:Camille, Coral, Charlene, Eve, Faye, Faith, Felice, Hope, Ivy, Joy, Jane, Jean, Kathleen, Louise, Lauren, Lucille, Margot, Noelle, Opal, Paige, Pearl, Susan, Estelle, Shelby.
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- Amy (guest)
2/23/2007, 8:19 AM
Eve, Faith, Joy, Kathleen and Paige are great suggestions.
Thanks!
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- Eliora (eliorafalk)
2/23/2007, 6:28 AM
I love it. I wouldn't use it, it's a bit popular for me. (Rather interesting, too- it was in the 300s in the 1970s...and 87 in the 1980s. Huge jump!)Combos:
Alexandra Celeste
Alexandra Emilia
Alexandra Helen
Alexandra Joy
Alexandra Judith
Alexandra Lux
Alexandra Nyx
Alexandra Mercy
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- Amy (guest)
2/23/2007, 6:21 AM
OH yeah... and nothing starting w/ S. Our ln begins w/ S and that would make some terrible initials! Thanks.
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