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Help[Opinions] Arden... for a girl.
Thought of it while considering female names that link to Edward somehow.
Eden, Edna, Eduarda, etc... are obvious. Arden is kinda sneakily related.
It's listed as unisex in the database.
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Eden, Edna, Eduarda, etc... are obvious. Arden is kinda sneakily related.
It's listed as unisex in the database.
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"How wonderful it is that no one need wait a single moment before starting to improve upon the world." -Ann Frank
Mama to my "bright star" Clarisse Bituin and Wife to Julius. Mahal na mahal from our little family to yours!
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Its the surname of a woman who started a cosmetic company, so I imagine thats why there have been girls with the name.
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It's 100% a girl name to me. I really, really like it. I think it's pretty, and I like it a lot more than the more popular Eden.
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I really like the name Arden and much prefer it for a girl than a boy. I don't see how the name is in anyway connected to Edward though.
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I see it as purely feminine, and I quite like it.
I don't see how it's related to Edward though? Is it because it starts with Ard- and consist the letter E?
I don't see how it's related to Edward though? Is it because it starts with Ard- and consist the letter E?
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How is Arden related to Edward?
Arden is fine. Arden on a girl seems way better than Arden on a boy to me. It just doesn't feel very masculine to me at all. Not sure if this floats your boat at all, but Ardi would be a very cute nickname.
Arden is fine. Arden on a girl seems way better than Arden on a boy to me. It just doesn't feel very masculine to me at all. Not sure if this floats your boat at all, but Ardi would be a very cute nickname.
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Oh... they are not linguistically related at all... hence the sneakiness.
Arden starts with ARD and Edward ends with ARD. Just a common pattern in both.
Arden starts with ARD and Edward ends with ARD. Just a common pattern in both.
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Oh I see.
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