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Beautiful name! I like both Agatha and also Agata. I never felt strong likeness to it because of its big popularity (in Poland, from my experience), but it recently changed when the show "Agatha All Along" dropped. I like the witchy vibe that coffeelover mentioned.
Colour of name: # 8E013C, # 850028 or something in between.

Agatha pleases me, probably because of Agatha Christie! It is a huge improvement on Agnes, though I don't think I've ever met an example of either.

Not really my thing, but I see the appeal.

How fun! I prefer Agathe but still enjoy Agatha. The harsh “ag” sound that some people dislike is actually what I like about it.
It definitely fits in with the other “old lady” names making a resurgence.

Sorry don't like it at all, hate the ag sound too

Not so surprised it’s back in circulation, I’m guessing it has shifted from dated to old fashioned? There’s also a bridgerton character by this name.

I like to see classical names living on, especially ones without many variant spellings, such as Agatha. Although I'm partial to A names, I tend to disfavor how "ag" sounds— harsh, and its first syllable brings to mind— agro, aggravate, hag, sag, rag, drag, brag, craggy, Agriculture (abbreviates to "Ag"), agoraphobia.

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Ruth is more to my liking because of its softer-sounding consonants, one-syllable, and the two Ruths who I know are nice people.

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So ugly. It reminds me of witches. At least she could go by Aggie

Nice! I love Agatha! It does seem to be experiencing a bit of a resurgence, I'm surprised and pleased about that.

Agatha is a nice name! I prefer Agafya or Jagna forms, but Agatha is also nice. I think it is a name like Ruth, old timey but underrated and it should be brought back to popular. It also has a great meaning.