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I love both, especially Theodosia. If I had to use a Theo- name for a girl that would be it.
Love them both.
Both have images of ancient Greek / Byzantium. Almost any name that transports me back in time is a winner for me. These two do that admirably.
Additionally, Delphine gives me a delicate, French, mademoiselle, Champs Elysee feeling. Oh, la la.
Theodosia has loads of nn potential: Thea, Dosie, Dodie, Tess, Tia, Theda.
Both have images of ancient Greek / Byzantium. Almost any name that transports me back in time is a winner for me. These two do that admirably.
Additionally, Delphine gives me a delicate, French, mademoiselle, Champs Elysee feeling. Oh, la la.
Theodosia has loads of nn potential: Thea, Dosie, Dodie, Tess, Tia, Theda.
Delphine is really growing on me. I like it quite a bit. I love Theodora, Dorothea, and Dorothy, so I feel like I should love--or at least like--Theodosia, but I don't. It's just sort of bleah, imo.
I can't see myself using them, but I think they are mighty fine names for someone else's child. Seeing a BA with either name would be the bee's knees. :)