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Gardenia is also used in Brazil.
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Gardénia Benrós is a Cape Verdean singer.
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María Gardenia Arauz, known as Gardenia Arauz, is a Bolivian politician and trade unionist who served as a substitute member of the Chamber of Deputies from Beni, representing circumscription 63 from 2010 to 2014.
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Gardenia Aisek (former surnames Walter and Macayaon) is a Micronesian educator and government official. Aisek was the first woman elected to the Chuuk State Legislature. She then became the first female Secretary of the Federated States of Micronesia Department of Education.
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I love this name, I've heard this name pronounced in Spanish like gar-deh-nee-uh.
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Ugly and boring.
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It seems pretty, but it's a bit pretentious. Therefore I don't like it at all.
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Seems rather strange that it's a flower name, but doesn't actually come from the word garden. Illogical coincidence.
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I love this name right now. I would use Gardenia. I also love Gardenia flowers, so that a good association for me.
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What a gorgeous, beautiful, perfect, and strangely--yet fortunately--rare name.
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I say it as Gar-Dee-knee-uh.
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I normally don't like many flower names because they sound so prissy, but this one is actually kind of cute. It sounds very pretty, but would make a better middle name.
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Pretty, but nowadays people seem to be associating it with the Pokemon character. The "deen" sound in the middle isn't that nice, either.
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In the book, The Man Who Loved Clowns (which is my favorite book of all time!), Avanelle's mom is named Gardenia.
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I think this name is rather lovely, although the name would be most likely abbreviated to Dina/Dena or something like that, which is a shame because I think it's quite nice as it is. :)
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In Pokémon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum, there was a gym leader named Gardenia. She used Grass-type Pokémon.
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It's pretty, but it seems too weird to be a name.
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Pretty name, but a bit pompous.
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"Gardenia" could have a nameday on Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday (the Sunday before Easter) is the day of flowers and willows (the names of the other trees also have a nameday).
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I've only heard it pronounced gar-DEEN-ya. [noted -ed]
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