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[Opinions] Richenza
by Wordsmith
6/10/2009, 2:26 PM
I've realized that this arcane feminization of Richard is exquisitely beautiful. What are your reflections, lords and ladies?(Famous bearer and implicit corroborator of the name's legitimacy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richenza_of_Nordheim)Which of the following combinations win you over? I'm cognizant of the gross impracticality of some of them...Richenza Adelaide
Richenza Adeline
Richenza Amabel
Richenza Amélie
Richenza Aveline
Richenza Blythe
Richenza Capucine
Richenza Caroline
Richenza Catherine
Richenza Clare
Richenza Clarimonde
Richenza Clothilde
Richenza Clotilde
Richenza Corisande
Richenza Daffodil (quite whimsical)
Richenza Delphine
Richenza Dorothy
Richenza Edith
Richenza Eleanor
Richenza Eleonore
Richenza Eloise
Richenza Emeline
Richenza Emily
Richenza Emmeline
Richenza Eulalie
Richenza Eve
Richenza Eveline
Richenza Florence
Richenza Harriet
Richenza Lavender
Richenza Léonie
Richenza Leonor
Richenza Leonore
Richenza Léontine
Richenza Lilac
Richenza Liliane
Richenza Lillian
Richenza Mabel
Richenza Madeleine
Richenza Madelief
Richenza Magdalene
Richenza Marguerite
Richenza Mariam
Richenza Mary
Richenza Mathilde
Richenza Matilde
Richenza Maud
Richenza Maude
Richenza Millicent
Richenza Opal
Richenza Ottilie
Richenza Ottoline
Richenza Pearl
Richenza Peony
Richenza Pomeline
Richenza Poppy
Richenza Violet
Richenza Violette
Richenza Viviane
Richenza Vivien
Richenza Winifred

This message was edited 6/10/2009, 2:27 PM

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- Just Me (guest)   +8
6/10/2009, 7:36 PM
Um, it's arcane for a reason. May I suggest Regina instead?
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- Wordsmith   +7
6/10/2009, 8:24 PM
Um, you're closed-minded.
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- Just Me (guest)   +6
6/11/2009, 8:47 AM
No, I'm realistic. Think about the child as a person, a person who has to go through life with the name her parents gave her. Strange or extremely unfamiliar names are a burden. There is more to consider than whether the name sounds "cool" or "pretty" or "different" or "kre8tive".
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- mirfak   +4
6/11/2009, 9:59 AM
I'd love to have been named Richenza. News flash; not everyone is or should be like you. My sister has a "strange, unfamiliar" name and she likes it. Burdensome is an attitude - even names you're familiar with are a "burden" sometimes because they're not familiar to every single person you meet.

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- Lillian (LillianAMS)   +3
6/11/2009, 10:14 AM
Hear hear!
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- Just Me (guest)   +2
6/11/2009, 2:33 PM
So instead of my actual opinion, you just wanted me to tell you how beautiful a name it is?
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- Wordsmith   +1
6/11/2009, 4:33 PM
I value your opinion but resent your mode of delivery.
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- Just Me (guest)
6/11/2009, 7:32 PM
Erm. Okay? Sorry.
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- Wordsmith
6/11/2009, 8:50 AM
You know I'm not naming a child, right? I'm a gay college freshman who won't even consider adopting a child until I've secured my PhD and a substantial vocation.
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- Anthroponomastics
6/10/2009, 6:48 PM
Richenza is kind of weird to me, but I do think it's pretty.
Some great combos...Richenza Catherine, Richenza Corisande, Richenza Millicent, Richenza Pearl, and you really should also consider Richenza Elizabeth (by the way, Elizabeth makes probably the best middle name ever).
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- lac
6/10/2009, 4:46 PM
Did you first learn of Richenza when I posted about it? :) I think it comes across as sophisticated and exotic even though it does kind of sound like a type of cheese. :D Because it's an odd name, it needs to be matched with a more...contemporary mn. So, from your combos, I like:Richenza Adelaide
Richenza Adeline
Richenza Amabel
Richenza Aveline
Richenza Caroline
Richenza Catherine
Richenza Clare
Richenza Eve
Richenza Lillian
Richenza Marguerite
Richenza Mariam
Richenza Mary
Richenza Pearl
RIchenza Vivian
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- TheDreadedSockMonkey
6/10/2009, 3:50 PM
Richenza is pretty cool. I don't think I could ever use it, but I would admire someone who had the guts to use it themselves.It might work better as a middle name, though.
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- RoxStar   +1
6/10/2009, 2:45 PM
my first thought was...Some kind of really good cheese that you can grate over your spaghetti and meatballs.
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- Lea M (lcgirl20)
6/10/2009, 3:38 PM
LOL!You always make me laugh! It is kind of true, though, about the cheese.

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- DakotaGrace (AnnaMichelle)
6/10/2009, 2:28 PM
I really don't like it, sorry.
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