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I taught one once; smug but OK. She said it was Inuit, which seems improbable. To my ears it sounds like a suppressed hiccup.

I love Anouk. I have only good associations because my only reference is Anouk Aimee, the beautiful French actress. Very romantic.

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Anouk is not easy to combine, though. How about:

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Anouk Hermine
Anouk Margarethe
Anouk Hannelore
Anouk Eleanor / Elinor
Anouk Sylvie
Anouk Isabeau
Anouk Pascale
Anouk Germaine ("zhehr-MEN")
Anouk Gervaise ("zhehr-VEZ")
Anouk Montserrat
Anouk Madeleine
Anouk Raphaela
Anouk Theodora
Anouk Melisande
Anouk Laurentia ("lo-REN-shuh")
Anouk Sophie
Anouk Felicitas
Anouk Melusine
Anouk Wilhelmina
Anouk Frederica
Anouk Winter
Anouk Verity
Anouk Dulcinea

You like?

This message was edited 9/28/2009, 1:14 PM

I like it well enough. It's very European sophisticated. I prefer Nanouk, though.

I like it. It's not something that I'm wild about, due to its unassuming nature, but there's something about it that's simple and really strikes me.

I really like Anouk but I would only use it in a French-speaking country or in the Netherlands.

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French Combos:

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Anouk Margaux
Anouk Charlotte
Anouk Victoire
Anouk Joséphine
Anouk Isabelle

This message was edited 9/28/2009, 12:43 PM

ignore

This message was edited 9/28/2009, 12:44 PM

I like it!

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Anouk Elisabeth
Anouk Miranda
Anouk Nicole
Anouk Isabel
Anouk Natalia

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Victoria Anouk
Matilda Anouk
Kailyn Anouk