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Re: Delphia?
I love it. My grandmother is Delfina and I like Delfina, Delphina, Delfine, Delphine, Delfia, and Delphia. They are all gorgeous.
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I just added Delfina to my personal name list. I really love that so much that I might even consider it for a potential second daughter. However, any name that ends in "fina" (a sound I must love since I have Serafina on my list too) lends itself to the nickname Fina, and as much as I love it, my daughter's name is Fiona and Fiona and Fina is much too similar. But I see Delfina, like Serafina is Italian, and my last name is Italian and I really wanted an Italian first name for my daughter, however the ones I was familiar with at the time were just too long with my last name. I considered Giada and Gianna, but ruled them out because I feared they seemed trendy. Did you grandmother have a nickname or did people just call her Delfina?
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They called her Della sometimes,but as far aw I am aware she went by Delfina all the time. Oh they often called her Delfine (del-feen, they just dropped the third syllable.)
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