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Help[Opinions] Re: Middle Names for Ursula
in reply to a message by Tiggs
All of your combos flow well, so I think they all work.
Ursula Amy, Ursula Thisbe, Ursula Florence, and Ursula Marianne are my favorites. The softness of Amy really balances out the combo. For the most part, I prefer softer names with Ursula. Although I'm drawn to Bronwen, I think that Ursula Bronwen sounds too harsh.
Ursula and Gretchen go together well, but Ursula Gretchen is much too harsh for my ears in English. It sounds nicer in German.
I knew an Ursula Claire. I think that combo flows nicely.
Other ideas:
Ursula Colette
Ursula Camille
Ursula June
Ursula Jane
Ursula Judith
Ursula Patience
Ursula Maren
Ursula Helen
Ursula Dagny
Ursula Dagmar - Dagmar isn't a soft sounding name, but I like it, and I think it goes nicely with Ursula.
Ursula Daphne
Ursula Eve
Ursula Amy, Ursula Thisbe, Ursula Florence, and Ursula Marianne are my favorites. The softness of Amy really balances out the combo. For the most part, I prefer softer names with Ursula. Although I'm drawn to Bronwen, I think that Ursula Bronwen sounds too harsh.
Ursula and Gretchen go together well, but Ursula Gretchen is much too harsh for my ears in English. It sounds nicer in German.
I knew an Ursula Claire. I think that combo flows nicely.
Other ideas:
Ursula Colette
Ursula Camille
Ursula June
Ursula Jane
Ursula Judith
Ursula Patience
Ursula Maren
Ursula Helen
Ursula Dagny
Ursula Dagmar - Dagmar isn't a soft sounding name, but I like it, and I think it goes nicely with Ursula.
Ursula Daphne
Ursula Eve
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Appreciate your comments.
Ursula Claire is nice. I also like Ursula Colette, Ursula Jane, Ursula Helen and Ursula Judith, my fave of the bunch. I like the sound of Ursula Maren and I'm trying not to let the "sea" make me think of the Disney villain, an image I'm trying to get away from, but I'm also getting kind of a sleek, glamour vibe from that combo.
Thank you! :)
Ursula Claire is nice. I also like Ursula Colette, Ursula Jane, Ursula Helen and Ursula Judith, my fave of the bunch. I like the sound of Ursula Maren and I'm trying not to let the "sea" make me think of the Disney villain, an image I'm trying to get away from, but I'm also getting kind of a sleek, glamour vibe from that combo.
Thank you! :)
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