[Opinions] Thea?
I have recently started to like the girls name Thea.
Which spelling do you like?
Thea or Theia
What middle names would you pair with it?
All I can come up with is Thea Brielle.
So give me all you got! :)
Thank you.
Tammy
Kaleb Joshua Wyatt
Lilith Morgana June
Joah Paul Benjamin
Sariah Jade Alice 01-16-15
Freya Aliona Jocelyn 02-21-17
Which spelling do you like?
Thea or Theia
What middle names would you pair with it?
All I can come up with is Thea Brielle.
So give me all you got! :)
Thank you.
Tammy
Kaleb Joshua Wyatt
Lilith Morgana June
Joah Paul Benjamin
Sariah Jade Alice 01-16-15
Freya Aliona Jocelyn 02-21-17
Replies
Definitely Thea.
Thea Louise
Thea Margaret
Thea Valerie
Thea Suzanne
I knew a woman whose mother (a very conventional woman from a very conventional community) was named Dorothea Frederika - both family names. When my friend was born, in the only act of rebellion ever recorded, she named her Freda Thea. And, in her turn, Freda had a daughter and named her Thea. Nothing else!
Thea Louise
Thea Margaret
Thea Valerie
Thea Suzanne
I knew a woman whose mother (a very conventional woman from a very conventional community) was named Dorothea Frederika - both family names. When my friend was born, in the only act of rebellion ever recorded, she named her Freda Thea. And, in her turn, Freda had a daughter and named her Thea. Nothing else!
I pronounce them differently - Thea as thee-a and Theia as thay-a. I prefer Theia. I see Thea mostly as a nickname (e.g. Dorothea), whereas I view Theia as a stand alone name and not a diminutive.
Theia Brielle is nice. I think it would sound good with a 3 syllable middle name as well.
Theia Elodie
Theia Gabrielle
Theia Josephine
Theia Juliet
Theia Rosalie
Theia Brielle is nice. I think it would sound good with a 3 syllable middle name as well.
Theia Elodie
Theia Gabrielle
Theia Josephine
Theia Juliet
Theia Rosalie
I adore Thea! I personally like it as a nickname for Althea or Dorothea or Theodora, but I don't mind it on it's own.
Thea Roxanne
Thea Persephone
Thea Millicent
Thea Guinevere
Thea Gwendolen
Thea Annabeth
Thea Sarai
Thea Maren
Thea Maelle
Thea Vivienne
Thea Andromeda
Thea Aurelia
Thea Roxanne
Thea Persephone
Thea Millicent
Thea Guinevere
Thea Gwendolen
Thea Annabeth
Thea Sarai
Thea Maren
Thea Maelle
Thea Vivienne
Thea Andromeda
Thea Aurelia
This message was edited 4/11/2017, 11:46 AM
I prefer the look of Theia but maybe it's better to use Thea as she will always have to explain the spelling otherwise. It's okay, I think it will become trendy. I personally think there is something strict and cold about it which I don't like. Theia seems a lot softer and warmer but it will also need more explaining. It makes me think of the word 'tea' whereas Thea doesn't. I have no idea why, but maybe that's because Theia looks warm, sunny and sweet in comparison to Thea.
Theia Rosalind
Theia Isabelle
Theia Mirabella
Theia Ruby
Theia Evangeline
Theia Emmeline
Theia Rosalind
Theia Isabelle
Theia Mirabella
Theia Ruby
Theia Evangeline
Theia Emmeline
I'm starting to really like Thea now. I used to have this one person I associated the name with, and made it a bit meh, but a character in a show I've been watching lately has made me like it a lot more. I think it's a short, sassy, feisty name, I imagine a girl/woman with a lot of strength and personality. I'd spell it Thea, as to not complicate the pronunciation. I have Theia on my list as Thay-uh, and that has a completely different feel to me. As for middles, just off the top of my head maybe:
Thea Alexandra
Thea Hermione
Thea Adelaide
Thea Merida
Thea Marigold
Thea Beatrix
Thea Rosalind
I also keep thinking Thea Olympia/ Octavia/ Zenobia/ other -ia names would be great, but forget that they share an ending with Thea *sigh*.
Thea Alexandra
Thea Hermione
Thea Adelaide
Thea Merida
Thea Marigold
Thea Beatrix
Thea Rosalind
I also keep thinking Thea Olympia/ Octavia/ Zenobia/ other -ia names would be great, but forget that they share an ending with Thea *sigh*.