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Help[Opinions] Re: Sandy as a nickname for....?
in reply to a message by Eilis
Andrew (if Dandy and Tandy worked back in the day...)
Sandalio
Sandulf (the original German form of Sandalio, it looks like)
Lysander
Anaximander
Crisanto
Santino
Isandro
Santiago
Basant
Isandor / Isander
Anaxander
Any you like?
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Sandalio
Sandulf (the original German form of Sandalio, it looks like)
Lysander
Anaximander
Crisanto
Santino
Isandro
Santiago
Basant
Isandor / Isander
Anaxander
Any you like?
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I thought of Andrew, too. It's the kind of name I'm most into but it's never really hit the mark for me. :-/
Crisanto, I like. It reminded me of Chrysanthos except it's not as over-the-top in the ancient Greek fashion.
Santiago, Santino, and Sandalio all have quite a bit of appeal. Sandy as nickname for them seems like a kind of apologetic anglicization, though, but I like them quite a bit in and of themselves. I'm surprised Sandalio doesn't have any related names in the database besides the unlinked Sandulf; it seems like the type that would've spawned a handful of them.
Anaxander and Anaximander--wow. Where do they come from?
Crisanto, I like. It reminded me of Chrysanthos except it's not as over-the-top in the ancient Greek fashion.
Santiago, Santino, and Sandalio all have quite a bit of appeal. Sandy as nickname for them seems like a kind of apologetic anglicization, though, but I like them quite a bit in and of themselves. I'm surprised Sandalio doesn't have any related names in the database besides the unlinked Sandulf; it seems like the type that would've spawned a handful of them.
Anaxander and Anaximander--wow. Where do they come from?
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