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Christabella Rogers (b. 1618? -?) was a 17th-century English poet and author of an untitled song addressed to Cupid.
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Ewww... Reminds me of Christabella from Silent Hill.
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Sounds made up and very tacky.
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This is very over the top. Crystal/Chrissy is better as it's a lot easier to say and spell, even though I don't particularly like the sound of the name Christabella, I love the beautiful, timeless, classic: Isabella.
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People are seriously getting desperate to use Bella as a nickname...
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Sounds like a Fairy-Ballerina name.
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So pretty! I absolutely adore names that stem from Christian, and names that end in Bella! I would love to name a daughter this, and either call her Chris, Chrissy, Bells or Bella. And I love how it just flows off the tongue!
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Sounds rather pretentious to me.
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My sister's name is Christabella, but she hates it. Everyone calls her Christobal (pronounced chris-tow(or toe)-bal(like the first syllable of balance)).
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Yes, I agree, it is a bit too long. But I absolutely love the meaning and how it rolls off your tongue. I would definitely name my first daughter this - however, I would call her Crissy, or Bella. :)
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This is a beautiful name- although it is long! But you could call her Christie/Christy or Bella for short. It also has a beautiful meaning!
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I love this name, it's so cool, and by the way, it's not a mouthful.
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YUCK! What a mouthful to say Cris-ta-bel-la.
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