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Long time favorite of mine, it got pushed off my Top 10 but it’s hovering just below. I’ve loved it for years. I’ve always struggled finding a middle name I like for it, it’s surprisingly challenging.
Sybil Frances, Sybil Ivy, Sybil Juliet & Sybil Violet are ones that I’ve played with.
From yours I like Sybil Florence the best.
Sybil Frances, Sybil Ivy, Sybil Juliet & Sybil Violet are ones that I’ve played with.
From yours I like Sybil Florence the best.
Don't really like it
Sybil still needs to stay on the back burner at least another 15 years. It's still old lady sounding because there are still living old people with it. Plus the sound is just unappealing, like a kid with a lisp. I'm sorry.
I like it. The name has always felt a little stern and almost cold. I must have an unconscious association that gives it that feel. But hearing it on the right person would likely warm it up for me. Either spelling is OK.
Sybil Florence is a combo that seems very fashion-forward (while also evoking Edwardian aesthetics). I have a feeing that Florence will rise in popularity.
I love Sybil Fern though, it's adorable. I also love the spelling Sybil, it seems more magical than Sibyl. And I like the idea of a Sybil "Billie" (rather than...Sibbie? Sib? What would you call a Sibyl for short).
Sybil Julia is really lovely too.
I love Sybil Fern though, it's adorable. I also love the spelling Sybil, it seems more magical than Sibyl. And I like the idea of a Sybil "Billie" (rather than...Sibbie? Sib? What would you call a Sibyl for short).
Sybil Julia is really lovely too.
I prefer the traditional Sibyl spelling, it looks much prettier.