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I think True could be used as a middle name, but as a first name, it's too confusing. "True" is a common response to many questions and statements, and I wouldn't inflict that on a child.

Hmm..not sure how I feel about this one. I don't particularly like the sound of it, and it seems way too insubstantial as a fn to me personally. I do think it could make a good middle name.

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There's a boy called True in Ella's class, so thanks to him the name feels quite masculine to me, but I think as a wor name it's fair game for either gender. True's sisters are Asia-leigh, Ffien & Shoshannah.

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Saoirse True flows well.

As long as it stays in the mn position, I think True makes a cute mn. Saoirse True is great. It sounds like a poetic way of describing someone who is loyal and truehearted. It makes me think of names like Sabrina Fair. I prefer Truth because I generally prefer nouns over adjectives for naming. But True does have its own swanky vibe to it, I admit.

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Gwendolen True
Fiona True
Aurelia True ("o-RAY-lee-uh")
Valeria True ("vah-LEHR-ee-uh")
Rebecca True
Finola True
Hester True
Hepzibah True
Lorelei True
Sylvia True
Annabel True
Cecily True
Vivien True
Parthenope True
Delia True
Ariadne True
Saskia True
Eibhlin / Eileen True
Nolwenn True
Everild True
Gormlaith True
Miriam True

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You like? Truly?

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Wow. Surprisingly versatile, True is.

My favorite is Sariah True. But here are a few random combo's.

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Jessica True
Naomi True
Natasha True
Destiny True
Larissa True
Marley True
Brianna True

Truett. Boy. That's my vote. True by itself doesn't sound name-worthy to me.
Truett Amadeus.

You know, I really like True. But I like it a bit less in the middle, because suddenly it goes from being a nifty surprise to being a one-dimensional virtue slogan-name.

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I see it as feminine too - there is something Ruthy about it; strong, sensible, but kind.

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Saoirse True isn't working for me. True is warm and round and almost plain, while Saoirse is pointy and bright and insistant. Something like Sarah True makes more sense to me.

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For some reason I only want to pair it with similarily sensible and no-nonsense names, like Josephine True, Emily True/Amelia True, Margaret True, Frances True (True Frances!), Susannah True or Norah True.

Not a name.

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Sorry. There are quite a few English nouns that I can totally accept as names, but when it comes to adjectives, I'm *very* hesitant. I don't even like Misty.