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Help[Opinions] Re: Polyxena
in reply to a message by xPrincess27x
I said it "polly-ZEENA" for years until my Classics prof said it like "pa-LIX-inna".... and I guess he'd know, since he studies that kind of stuff.... but I was disappointed. Polly-zeena sounds so much more friendly and alive and not so much like the name from a dead language.
It's a bit of a funny name to work with - putting plain, sturdy names next to it only makes Polyxena look weirder, but pairing it with similarily obscure choices turns the whole thing into a jumbled-looking mess...
So I'll just do whatevs.
Polyxena Phoebe
Polyxena Pearl
Polyxena Eulalie
Polyxena Margaret
Polyxena Anne
Polyxena Ivy / Ivy Polyxena
Polyxena June
Polyxena Daisy
Polyxena Claire
Polyxena Claude
Polyxena Nell
Polyxena Tess
Polyxena Zoe
Polyxena Frances
Polyxena Charlotte
Polyxena Lois
Polyxena Odette
Polyxena Aspasia
...hopefully those at least give you some ideas? Ugh. I'm off my game today.
It's a bit of a funny name to work with - putting plain, sturdy names next to it only makes Polyxena look weirder, but pairing it with similarily obscure choices turns the whole thing into a jumbled-looking mess...
So I'll just do whatevs.
Polyxena Phoebe
Polyxena Pearl
Polyxena Eulalie
Polyxena Margaret
Polyxena Anne
Polyxena Ivy / Ivy Polyxena
Polyxena June
Polyxena Daisy
Polyxena Claire
Polyxena Claude
Polyxena Nell
Polyxena Tess
Polyxena Zoe
Polyxena Frances
Polyxena Charlotte
Polyxena Lois
Polyxena Odette
Polyxena Aspasia
...hopefully those at least give you some ideas? Ugh. I'm off my game today.
This message was edited 6/30/2010, 9:29 AM
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