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[Opinions] Felicia, Olivia, Eira or Athena? (more)

by Perrine (Destry)

9/22/2017, 2:27 PM

If you had to pick, which one and why?

Olivia
Felicia
Athena
Eira

#Athena #Eira #Felicia #Olivia

This message was edited 9/22/2017, 2:33 PM

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- Caprice

9/23/2017, 11:30 AM

I would choose either Athena or Eira. Athena because I like mythological names, Eira because it's short, sweet and works well here. Plus, I love snow names!
Olivia and Felicia are both so popular here atm.

- Gracie (YMPvt)

9/23/2017, 5:02 AM

Eira would be my choice. I dont like Felicia, Olivia is just dull at this point to me, and Athena while pretty is awfully heavy. The simple beauty of Eira sets it apart.

- Pink Princess

9/23/2017, 4:12 AM

Probably Olivia, though none are faves of mine.

- Myosotis

9/23/2017, 4:04 AM

Whilst I love the gentleness and simple, clean beauty of Eira, my vote has to go to the strong, feisty Athena.

- Anneza

9/23/2017, 12:31 AM

Eira does nothing for me.
Athena does rather too much. A very ambitious choice, and it would be sad if she grew up dumpy, with bad skin and low standards.
Felicia is a pretty little blue daisy where I live, which I love, but as a name for a human I'd go for Felicity.
Which leaves us with Olivia, which is very lovely as long as it either doesn't shorten or shortens to Liv.

- Dracotorix +3

9/22/2017, 8:49 PM

Name-wise, Athena.

Baby-wise, Eira because Athena isn't very manageable on a little kid.

- Tisiphone +2

9/23/2017, 3:52 AM

Really? I'd have thought the 'r' in the middle of Eira would be more difficult for a child to pronounce.

I met a 2 y.o. Athena the other day and I thought it was cute on her

- Dracotorix

9/23/2017, 3:14 PM

Hmm, I wasn't even thinking about pronunciation, just that a kid would have to grow into the name itself.

With that in mind though... with little-kid pronunciation, wouldn't "a-see-na" be just as likely as "ei-wa"?

- Gracie (YMPvt)

9/23/2017, 5:04 AM

Semi off topic, but a friend in high school had a toddler age beother named Rourke. He needed to do speech for his Rs and so called himself WO-uhk.

- **Hiddlestoner_26** (Lady_Skywalker)

9/22/2017, 8:27 PM

Olivia! I've wanted to use this name for a daughter since I was in my early teens when I learned that my great grandmother's name was Ollie.

- XironDarkstar

9/22/2017, 7:56 PM

Athena, Olivia is just to common, Eira is cute, but I prefer Isla, and I somewhat prefer Alicia to Felicia.

- SlytherClaw (WriterAtHeart)

9/22/2017, 7:17 PM

I love the combo Eira Felicia!

- Justina

9/22/2017, 6:42 PM

Olivia, because I like the way it feels to say it.

- Kesces9

9/22/2017, 6:39 PM

Olivia. It's very beautiful, but unfortunately very popular.

Next would be Felicia, but I prefer Felicity.

- Starstrider (Serafina Starstrider)

9/22/2017, 5:30 PM

I like them all but if I was putting them in order it would be:

Athena - Strong, intelligent, and beautiful
Olivia - I wish this beautiful name was less popular
Felicia - I slightly prefer Felicity
Eira - I prefer Ayla or Aileen or Eileen

Athena would be the one I'd use of these. I'd technically use Felicia before I'd use Olivia because Olivia is just too popular but I think Olivia is slightly cuter and livelier.

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This message was edited 9/22/2017, 5:30 PM

- aussiechic04

9/22/2017, 4:05 PM

Athena by far.

Olivia is too popular.
Eira is too strange. Awkward looking. How is it pronounced? Ear-ra? air-ra? Ay-ra? eye-ra?
Felicia is too feline-like.

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