I want to like this, however, “scar” is an absolutely awful nn!
― Anonymous User 12/26/2021
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It's an okay name but I prefer Scarlett better!
― Anonymous User 12/9/2021
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I’m really not sure whether I prefer Scarlet or Scarlett but my heart leans closer to Scarlet. It’s an actual color and word, meanwhile Scarlett just looks like somebody accidentally pressed another ‘t’ in the keyboard. I find Scarlet to be a very beautiful and elegant name. Not boring at all. The color gives it a nice extravagant and seductive feel. Scarlet is a nice name. I give it a 8/10.
I immediately think of Gone With the Wind. That being said, I really do not like this name!
― Anonymous User 2/10/2021
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My name is Scarlet, and I've never really liked my name. I don't know if it's just what I think of myself, but I have always thought it was a bit boring. I don't hate it, but I think it's a little plain.
― Anonymous User 2/5/2021
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I agree, this name annoys me for some reason. The nickname "Scar" is absolutely awful!
― Anonymous User 1/17/2021
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I really do not like this name, sorry. The only nickname I can think of is "Scar". I personally would hate to be stuck with the name!
― Anonymous User 1/8/2021
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Strongly dislike this name.
― Anonymous User 12/20/2020
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One of the coolest names ever! By the way, don't listen to the commenter that keeps butting into names below me.
Prefer this to the other spelling. I am currently reading the Lunar Chronicles and the character Scarlet Benoit is one of my favorites. She is fiery, brave, and kind, although since she had red hair it’s pretty obvious why the name was chosen. This name never used to be one I liked until recently, since it works more for fictional characters than a real person due to it being so common now, but I still like the sound of it.
― Anonymous User 6/28/2019
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My spouse Fabian wanted to name our little girl Scarlet. I explained why I didn’t like the name. It is not refined and it was rough to us. He understood that it simply didn’t work. Last minute.. oh! I thought Charlotte was pretty and refined and close to Scarlet. We knew we both had to agree on the name. Charlotte was also a classy, 1900s classic name. We loved it. Fits perfect.Scarlet(t) and Charlotte are both good names. However, Charlotte suited us better personally.
― Anonymous User 6/6/2019
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Scarlet is the name of a villainous character in the video game Final Fantasy 7.
― Anonymous User 11/30/2018
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Beautiful name. Strong, feminine, and makes me think of a gentle, graceful, beautiful girl.
I like the color Scarlet, and this spelling is prettier. Scarlett is like naming your daughter, say Violett.
― Anonymous User 11/16/2017
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I like this spelling better than Scarlett because it is unique and Scarlett looks like a misspelled color. I don't hate that spelling, I just prefer this one.
Scarlet Overkill is the main antagonist from the movie "Minions".
― Anonymous User 12/30/2015
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Scarlet is the titular character in the second novel of The Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer.
― Anonymous User 8/31/2014
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Scarlet is my name and I love it. Everyone comments on it and how beautiful and unique it is. I love my name. I always tell my mom, if she wouldn't have named me Scarlet, I would name a kid Scarlet. I really like how it has the color spelling. I feel special with my name! My friends call me Scarlet usually, but some call me Scarly/Scarli and Scarleteee!
If you name your kid this, she's bound to be called Scarlet the harlot at some point. This is a name that should be left as a color and not used as a name.
I have a love-hate relationship with this name. I LOVE it because it is not very common and it is very fiery and intense; but at the same time I dislike it for the fact that I have heard that a "Scarlet woman" refers to a prostitute, and it also rhymes with harlot, which is another term for a prostitute. "Scarlet Willow" was at the top of my girl's name list for a while, but it trickled its way down for the reasons stated above. I would not want anyone to make fun of my future daughter and tease her about the name. Are there any Scarlets out there who have had this problem?
Scarlet is the name of the little girl in Silent Hill Homecoming who was sacrificed for a weird ritual, and is also the name of the monster that "she becomes", the giant doll you fight in Hell Descent. Because of this, I really like this name.
Jimmy Page's (Led Zep) daughter is Scarlet Lilith Eleida. Rock music photographer.
― Anonymous User 2/24/2009
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Melanie Chisholm aka Sporty Spice's daughter is Scarlet (Starr). Starr being the surname of Scarlet's father, Thomas. Scarlet with Starr seems a bit flamboyant and cheesy.
― Anonymous User 2/24/2009
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Vivacious. I think I like it a bit more than Violet which still feels a bit fuddy duddy despite Garner-Affleck using it on their child.
― Anonymous User 2/17/2009
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From the Cambridge History of Western Textiles (D T Jenkins)"In all Western European languages the words for 'Scarlet' developed first as a noun for the textile itself and only later became to be applied as an adjective to describe the colour. Furthermore, even though many woolen scarlets did indeed have that rich red colour, perhaps most by the very end of the Middle Ages, many had instead been dyed in a wide variety of other colours - and some were even considered to be 'white'."
― Anonymous User 12/20/2008
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Scarlets were very fine and expensive woolen cloths. Common in Medieval England. Scarlet cloth could also be green, blue, brown or white. The most common was crimson or carmine red hence Scarlet now being chiefly a colour word.During the reign of Henry VIII, crimson/carmine red Scarlet was forbidden to servants. It was considered a very distinguished color. Some laws even forbade certain "classes" from wearing it.
― Anonymous User 1/24/2008
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This spelling has a longer period of use as a girl's name. It's beautiful and full of zing. I would rather see this over muddy Sienna.
― Anonymous User 10/19/2007
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The first daughter of Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page is Scarlet. I can't decide whether or not I like it with one or two t's. If I had a son I would name him Phoenix and possibly my daughter Scarlet. Both bear the meanings of a deep, dark red, which is cute. It seems to look overdone as "Scarlett" but "Scarlet" is the straight color that you WILL find on a Crayola crayon.