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is the name of a woman I met today. She's 36. WDYT?
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I think it's pretty.
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I think that it is a beautiful name.
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I like it! m
I once read a book with a character (an elderly woman) named Dove. I thought it was so beautiful, soft, romantic and poetic, but yet still down to earth. I like nature-based names, and I always wondered why Dove was not more popular. The nickname "Dovie" is adorable. It's one of my GP's for sure. I know people would have trouble getting over the Soap (and apparently chocolate) connections.
I still love it though and would probably use it if I thought it fit my child.
I once read a book with a character (an elderly woman) named Dove. I thought it was so beautiful, soft, romantic and poetic, but yet still down to earth. I like nature-based names, and I always wondered why Dove was not more popular. The nickname "Dovie" is adorable. It's one of my GP's for sure. I know people would have trouble getting over the Soap (and apparently chocolate) connections.
I still love it though and would probably use it if I thought it fit my child.
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I know a man named Dov
so Dove doesn't sound odd to me as a fn. I like the similarities, and contrast, between the masculine Dov ("bear") and the feminine Dove. I think it works as a fn. But it makes a nice mn too.
so Dove doesn't sound odd to me as a fn. I like the similarities, and contrast, between the masculine Dov ("bear") and the feminine Dove. I think it works as a fn. But it makes a nice mn too.
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Dov
That is a really neat name. I especially like the meaning BtN gives, and I don't normally pay attention to meanings. Is it pronounced the same as Dove or is it a much shorter O sound? Or am I noting a difference there that possibly doesn't even exist?
I like Dove, too, especially as a female name. I think I'd rather see it as a MN, though.
That is a really neat name. I especially like the meaning BtN gives, and I don't normally pay attention to meanings. Is it pronounced the same as Dove or is it a much shorter O sound? Or am I noting a difference there that possibly doesn't even exist?
I like Dove, too, especially as a female name. I think I'd rather see it as a MN, though.
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Makes me think of the bird, the chocolate and the soap. It could be alright as a mn, but don't like it for a fn at all.
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I love it, but only as a nickname or middle name.
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I think of chocolate, or soap.
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me too, despite it being a nice bird.
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I have a friend whose middle name is Chenoa, which I think means Dove in a Native American language.
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It makes a sweet mn
But as a fn it isn't so nice. I also imagine people would be confused over whether it was dove as in 'she dove into the pool' or dove as in the bird
But as a fn it isn't so nice. I also imagine people would be confused over whether it was dove as in 'she dove into the pool' or dove as in the bird
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It reminds me of, Dove soap and chocolate. It would be ok, as a mn though.
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... is best left as the name of a bird...
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I like it
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