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I’m not a fan of any of these names, personally. If I had to choose, I’d choose Adaline. I think that name is kind of pretty.

Not the worst but not that great. It's already very matchy but Agnis & Agatha in the same set is too much. Just feels lazy by that point. Agnis should have been swapped out for Alyce or similar and it would have been better.

While I prefer Aloysia, Alawisha is fun.

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I adore Agatha and don't mind Agnis.

Agatha and Alawisha are great as sisters. They have so much character. I like that Alawisha has 'wish' in it and that Agatha means 'good'.

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I could take or leave Agnis. One potential positive thing about this spelling is that it reminds me of ignis (fire). But I think Annabel, Astrid, or Audrey would sound better with the other names.

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For Adaline, I think of someone like the character Amy from Little Women. Stylewise, I feel like it's too frilly yet not frilly enough and would prefer Adele, Adela, Adelaide, Madeline...

This message was edited 6/26/2022, 4:09 PM

The names get worse the farther you go down.

It started out so promising but midway it really went off the rails.

Adaline looks like a compound: Ada meets Adeline.
Agatha is fine, then and now.
Agnis is a spelling error and not as nice as Agatha anyway; silly to put it in the same sibset.
Alawisha?! Can this be Eloisa in disguise? It looks as if it should sound like a stifled sneeze.

Adaline - nice
Agatha - likeable and fits the time
Agnis - should have been spelled Agnes, but either way is too similar to Agatha, wouldn’t they both get called Aggie
Alawisha - what? I don’t know what it’s supposed to be.

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I also don’t like all of the same letters.

Adaline I could believe was just a knowing variant on the stylish-then Adeline. Agatha was speled correctly. The other two, especially poor Alawisha, make it obvious the parents were semi-literate at best.

I like Adaline, I don’t like the others.