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[Opinions] Full Name for Thea?
by lakin5
11/8/2011, 9:07 PM
My options so far are Theadore and Timothea. It's for my character and I need a full name for her. Her friend's full name is EllaNora( alt. spelling to Eleanora) and I don't want thier names to rhyme or sound simmilar. She is aboutr 13/14 and lives in rural Kansas. She is timid and creative and her little brother name is Xavier. Her last name is Campbell. Any suggestions?

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- Alcyone
11/9/2011, 3:30 PM
I like Thea on its own, but Theodora/Theadora or Timothea would work. There's also Althea. You could name her Dorothea, but since she's in Kansas, that might be too cheesy because it's close to Dorothy.

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- emmett
11/9/2011, 10:42 AM
I love the name Thea! I first heard it in the movie, For Keeps. :-) That baby's full name was Theadosia (thea-DOH-see-ah). I loved the name so much then (in the 80s), I gave it to my hamster. LOL. Thea was my favorite hamster. ;-) Still love the name.And I agree with another poster, Thea is great on its own. Still, I love Theadosia. :-)
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- Malk
11/9/2011, 3:39 AM
I like Thea and Theia on their own, but they could also be used for any of the Greek names like Iolanthe, Evanthe, Chrysanthe, Xanthe as well.
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- insane romantic
11/9/2011, 12:20 AM
There are quite a few greek names which end in -thea, like Althea or Amalthea.
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- Delphi_Blue
11/8/2011, 11:48 PM
I'd just use Thea. It works as a full name.
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- beethoven (blaaarg)
11/8/2011, 10:21 PM
You sure you need a full name? I know a Thea-just-Thea and it works fine.
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- Anneza
11/8/2011, 9:51 PM