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What could be the real name for nn Audie? boys and girls.
Any suggestions? :D
And what do you think about Audie?
Any suggestions? :D
And what do you think about Audie?
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The only one I can think of is Audrey.
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I know an Audie, just Audie, no nn. He's a boy. Like Audie Murphy.
As for longer names to shorten,
for a boy Auden comes to mind (I guess you could use this for a girl, too. i think of it as a boy's name)
for a girl Audrey is the first I think of
As for longer names to shorten,
for a boy Auden comes to mind (I guess you could use this for a girl, too. i think of it as a boy's name)
for a girl Audrey is the first I think of
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Audie is decent. It's kind of cute, but it doesn't really wow me. I automatically think of the word "odd", so it seems like it would be easy to tease. Oddness doesn't bother me, but a child named Audie might not like being called "odd."
When it's pronounced OW-dee, it makes me think of an Audi.
Audie could be a nickname for:
Audrey
Audra
Maude / Maud
Claudia
Claudine
Claudette
Claude
Claudio
Claudius
Auden
When it's pronounced OW-dee, it makes me think of an Audi.
Audie could be a nickname for:
Audrey
Audra
Maude / Maud
Claudia
Claudine
Claudette
Claude
Claudio
Claudius
Auden
This message was edited 3/10/2012, 9:51 AM
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Thanks to all!
There were a few names I really like (e.g. Ichabod, Auden and Audio), but nothing rip into my heart like Audie does. But man... it is really (too) nicknamey! ;)
There were a few names I really like (e.g. Ichabod, Auden and Audio), but nothing rip into my heart like Audie does. But man... it is really (too) nicknamey! ;)
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Audie Murphy was a screen cowboy, I think, but what if anything it was short for, I don't know.
For a girl, Audrey. We don't use Audra at all in South Africa, and Audrey has a faded, elderly and downmarket image.
For a girl, Audrey. We don't use Audra at all in South Africa, and Audrey has a faded, elderly and downmarket image.
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reading just Audie makes me want to pronounce it really awkwardly, "OW-dee," like the car company.
I like Audie ok as a NN but only for a boy. I really like Audo (variant of Otto). It could also work for...
Audra
Audrey
Audriana
Audrina
Maude
Ottilie / Ottiline
Claudia
Claudette
Autumn
Claude
Ichabod (actually the possibility of nn Audie makes me like Ichabod just a teensy bit more)
Godfrey
Goddard
Rodney
Roderick
Todd
...and maybe?
Adele
Adela
Aderyn
Adair
I like Audie ok as a NN but only for a boy. I really like Audo (variant of Otto). It could also work for...
Audra
Audrey
Audriana
Audrina
Maude
Ottilie / Ottiline
Claudia
Claudette
Autumn
Claude
Ichabod (actually the possibility of nn Audie makes me like Ichabod just a teensy bit more)
Godfrey
Goddard
Rodney
Roderick
Todd
...and maybe?
Adele
Adela
Aderyn
Adair
This message was edited 3/8/2012, 8:25 PM
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All I can think of are Audis, as in the cars. I guess someone called Audie would be named Audrey, since I can't see it as a masculine name. But I still think of cars more than anything.
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I know an Audra...
Who is called Audie.
Who is called Audie.
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I guess...
It could be short for Audrey or Audrina or Audra. Maybe Autumn but that's a big stretch. Audubon? Also a stretch. Auden?
I don't like Audie, it sounds like a gooey nn for Audrey.
It could be short for Audrey or Audrina or Audra. Maybe Autumn but that's a big stretch. Audubon? Also a stretch. Auden?
I don't like Audie, it sounds like a gooey nn for Audrey.
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You're getting lots of Au___ names, so I'll try some ___au___ names:
Claudia
Claudette
Claud(e)
Claudius
Maud
Saundra
Arnaud
Baudelio
Like any?
I think Audie is adorable. I'd love it on girl.
Claudia
Claudette
Claud(e)
Claudius
Maud
Saundra
Arnaud
Baudelio
Like any?
I think Audie is adorable. I'd love it on girl.
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Audeline awww
I like it as a nickname for Audeline!
I like it as a nickname for Audeline!
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me too
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Without scouring my brain, Audrey is most obvious.
I think Audie is adorable, but too nicknamey on its own. My husband had a great-great-aunt named Audie.
I think Audie is adorable, but too nicknamey on its own. My husband had a great-great-aunt named Audie.
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Traditionally,
I believe Audie / Auddie was used as a nn for Edward.
I've only ever heard the name on a boy, as in the military hero / actor Audie Murphy. But I suppose it could just as easily work for Auden, Edwin, Edgar, Edmund, Abelard, Baldwin / Baudouin, Otto, Archibald, Roderick, Broderick (= brother), Isambard, Adriano, Ardal, Harold, Cadwalader, or Arcady / Arkady.
I believe Audie / Auddie was used as a nn for Edward.
I've only ever heard the name on a boy, as in the military hero / actor Audie Murphy. But I suppose it could just as easily work for Auden, Edwin, Edgar, Edmund, Abelard, Baldwin / Baudouin, Otto, Archibald, Roderick, Broderick (= brother), Isambard, Adriano, Ardal, Harold, Cadwalader, or Arcady / Arkady.
This message was edited 3/8/2012, 12:58 PM
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I'd never heard or thought of Audie as a nickname for Edward before, but that's absolutely adorable.
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Agreed! I like that a lot. More than Eddie or Teddy, actually.
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