[Opinions] Claudia ...
WDYT of the name Claudia?
I've liked it for some time now, and it will most likely be the name of a main character in a story that I'm working on. However I'm also starting to like it as a possibility for a child one day.
Does the meaning bother you at all?
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I've liked it for some time now, and it will most likely be the name of a main character in a story that I'm working on. However I'm also starting to like it as a possibility for a child one day.
Does the meaning bother you at all?
This message was edited 6/7/2005, 5:28 PM
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The meaning doesn't bother me at all and I think it's a beautiful name.
I don't let the meanings of names bother me, as it doesn't mean the child will reflect the name, and most likely, people will not know the meaning of the name. And, if they did, who cares? No one should judge a person based upon the meaning of their name.
Claudia is an OK name - not a favorite, but I can tolerate it.
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Claudia is an OK name - not a favorite, but I can tolerate it.
-Lissa Hannah-
The meaning doesn't bother me.
I rather like it. It's very elegant, so much in fact that I can't imagine anyone but a girly-girl carrying the name. But it's still a lovely name. And I think it's managed to escape being swept up among the trendy classic names. At least so far.
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I rather like it. It's very elegant, so much in fact that I can't imagine anyone but a girly-girl carrying the name. But it's still a lovely name. And I think it's managed to escape being swept up among the trendy classic names. At least so far.
I love it, its so pretty but its too popular.
The meaning slightly bothers me.
The meaning slightly bothers me.
I like it when it's pronunced CLOUD-ee-yah. I remember reading that it's the German pronunciation? I think the nickname Cloudy would be really sweet.
With the CLAW-dee-ah pronunciation, it's still fine, but I don't like it quite so well. I think the name is fabulous either way, meaning be damned. I'd be more bothered by its similarity to Claudius, but that's mainly because I read Hamlet so recently. :)
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"What are these parents thinking?...Let's name her Madison--she'll live in her own world: 16 square miles surrounded by reality." -- Susan Lampert Smith
With the CLAW-dee-ah pronunciation, it's still fine, but I don't like it quite so well. I think the name is fabulous either way, meaning be damned. I'd be more bothered by its similarity to Claudius, but that's mainly because I read Hamlet so recently. :)
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That's also the Polish / Spanish pronounciation.
& ditto to what you said.
& ditto to what you said.