[Opinions] Re: Marguerite?
in reply to a message by Mildred
I don't hate Marguerite, but I definitely don't love it. It seems pretentious and I would feel like the girl would be catty and mean. Daisy really doesn't seem to fit as a NN, although I definitely prefer it to something like Margie.
Nino reminds me of vino. Definitely use it as a nickname! That's why they're called nicknames... they're used as a short form of a more formal name that tends to carry a bit more heft.
Marguerite Alessia
Marguerite Euphemia
Marguerite Aloisia
Marguerite Athena
Marguerite Beatrice (bay-ah-TREE-chay)
Marguerite Genevieve (zhahn-vee-AYV)
Marguerite Vivienne
Marguerite Mathilde
Marguerite Ophelie
Marguerite Aurelia
Marguerite Hannelore
Marguerite Godelieve
Marguerite Winifred
Marguerite Laetitia
Marguerite Philomena
Marguerite Dominique
Marguerite Dominica
Marguerite Veronica
Marguerite Odette
Marguerite Ottoline
Marguerite Elzbieta
Marguerite Antonia
Marguerite Zoraida
Marguerite Sidonia
Marguerite Zenovia
Marguerite Aoife
Marguerite Emmeline
Marguerite Irene
Nino Victor
Nino Pyotr
Nino Goran
Nino Gideon
Nino Archibald
Nino Alfonso
Nino Lorenzo
Nino Vincenzo
Nino Fiorenzo
Nino Firenze
Nino Willem
Nino Obadiah
Nino Aleksandr
Nino Rupert
Nino Renato
Nino Javier
Nino Mikhail
Nino Stefan
Nino Gilles (zheel)
Nino Roderick
Nino Ambrose
Nino Leonard
Nino Horatio
Nino Giuseppe
Nino Charles
Nino Jean-Baptiste
Nino reminds me of vino. Definitely use it as a nickname! That's why they're called nicknames... they're used as a short form of a more formal name that tends to carry a bit more heft.
Marguerite Alessia
Marguerite Euphemia
Marguerite Aloisia
Marguerite Athena
Marguerite Beatrice (bay-ah-TREE-chay)
Marguerite Genevieve (zhahn-vee-AYV)
Marguerite Vivienne
Marguerite Mathilde
Marguerite Ophelie
Marguerite Aurelia
Marguerite Hannelore
Marguerite Godelieve
Marguerite Winifred
Marguerite Laetitia
Marguerite Philomena
Marguerite Dominique
Marguerite Dominica
Marguerite Veronica
Marguerite Odette
Marguerite Ottoline
Marguerite Elzbieta
Marguerite Antonia
Marguerite Zoraida
Marguerite Sidonia
Marguerite Zenovia
Marguerite Aoife
Marguerite Emmeline
Marguerite Irene
Nino Victor
Nino Pyotr
Nino Goran
Nino Gideon
Nino Archibald
Nino Alfonso
Nino Lorenzo
Nino Vincenzo
Nino Fiorenzo
Nino Firenze
Nino Willem
Nino Obadiah
Nino Aleksandr
Nino Rupert
Nino Renato
Nino Javier
Nino Mikhail
Nino Stefan
Nino Gilles (zheel)
Nino Roderick
Nino Ambrose
Nino Leonard
Nino Horatio
Nino Giuseppe
Nino Charles
Nino Jean-Baptiste
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Thanks for your suggestions! I love Marguerite Ottoline and Marguerite Antonia. Marguerite means Daisy in French, and that's where we got the idea from. I now realize Marguerite may seem a bit pretentious without the backstory. My husband is from France, and is insisting that we use a French name this time around. He suggested Nino, which is a common first name on its own in his country, though I would like it as a nickname. I like Nino Renato and Nino Charles from your list.