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Help[Opinions] Ariel, Gemma and Darcie?
Ok, what does everyone think of the names Ariel, Gemma and Darcie
Not "do you like them?" but "what do you think of them?" :D
[they would be to "go" with Anouk, Lyra, Noelle, Iris, Nyah, Violet, Hazel and Nor]
Alice
My favourite names are: Anouk and Freddy :)
Not "do you like them?" but "what do you think of them?" :D
[they would be to "go" with Anouk, Lyra, Noelle, Iris, Nyah, Violet, Hazel and Nor]
Alice
My favourite names are: Anouk and Freddy :)
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What a thing to say...Lol
A person cant say what they think of them without saying if they like them or not its virtually impossible. lol
My friend is called Gemma I find it not too thrilly but not too boyish either.
Ariel , Ok a song springs to mind " under the sea" or for a picture some fat man from the BT .
Darcie I dont think its a good name.
A person cant say what they think of them without saying if they like them or not its virtually impossible. lol
My friend is called Gemma I find it not too thrilly but not too boyish either.
Ariel , Ok a song springs to mind " under the sea" or for a picture some fat man from the BT .
Darcie I dont think its a good name.
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Lol I know what you mean ... If people only say they "hate" a name, it doesn't give any food for thought!
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♥Elinor♥
"Yeehaw!" is not a foreign policy!
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♥Elinor♥
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Yeh I klnow what she means now
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I love Ariel and Darcie. Both are extremely pretty. Gemma is too plain for my liking though..
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♥Elinor♥
"Yeehaw!" is not a foreign policy!
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♥Elinor♥
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I like Ariel, prn R-E-L, but I'm afraid people will just think of the mermaid. Maybe spelling it Arielle? I don't know... I know that people use it anyway and just put up with mispronunciation and the "under the sea" jokes, but it's got a pretty sound and meaning.
Gemma is a great name, imo. Nice meaning, nice sound, not too popular. I couldn't use it because my own name is Jessica, but it brings to mind a sweet girl. Nice alternative to the trendy Emma.
Darcie doesn't fit with those two! I like the other two. They're pretty. This has such an ugly sound to me, and it just reminds me of Pride and Prejudice, in which it was a surname. I know that it's a regular name, but I can't bring myself to like it for those reasons. Though I don't like it, I think the spelling Darcy is a little better. This one seems too nicnamey, though for what I don't know.
As for the rest of the names, as said, they fit except for Darcie. Nor isn't a name to me, it's like, "Neither, Nor." I love Iris, Violet, and Lyra, they sound very pretty. Your names are distinct yet simple. Hazel, Nyah, and Anouk are okay, and Noelle's good too. They do "go".
Gemma is a great name, imo. Nice meaning, nice sound, not too popular. I couldn't use it because my own name is Jessica, but it brings to mind a sweet girl. Nice alternative to the trendy Emma.
Darcie doesn't fit with those two! I like the other two. They're pretty. This has such an ugly sound to me, and it just reminds me of Pride and Prejudice, in which it was a surname. I know that it's a regular name, but I can't bring myself to like it for those reasons. Though I don't like it, I think the spelling Darcy is a little better. This one seems too nicnamey, though for what I don't know.
As for the rest of the names, as said, they fit except for Darcie. Nor isn't a name to me, it's like, "Neither, Nor." I love Iris, Violet, and Lyra, they sound very pretty. Your names are distinct yet simple. Hazel, Nyah, and Anouk are okay, and Noelle's good too. They do "go".
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Ariel seems to belong to someone freespirited.
Gemma sounds like an ordinary English schoolgirl.
Darcie is kind of quirky, popular and slightly Australian sounding. I prefer the spelling Darcy.
They go well together with the rest, except for maybe Gemma because it is more common.
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Gemma sounds like an ordinary English schoolgirl.
Darcie is kind of quirky, popular and slightly Australian sounding. I prefer the spelling Darcy.
They go well together with the rest, except for maybe Gemma because it is more common.
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This message was edited 9/21/2005, 1:25 PM
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Ariel I love, but only on a female. Gemma is also a fave of mine and has been for a very long time. Darcie I don't like for a girl at all and I also dislike this spelling. Darcy however I love for a male. I think Ariel would fit the best with the other names. I don't really see Gemma or Darcie fitting that well though.
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