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[Opinions] Bridie
by Stephanie Anne (wefrox)
7/29/2006, 4:41 PM
This combo just came into my head: Bridie Victoria. Do you like the name Bridie? Or does it sound too nicknamey? What are your opinions?Any combo suggestions?
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- brydz (guest)
7/30/2006, 5:56 PM
hey! my name is Brydie Elise, and i think if anyone ever wanted to call their child Bridie it looks too much like Birdie, so you might want to spell it with a Y. It looks nicer. Here in Australia it is more common than it would be in America, but it is still a fairly unusual name, and for that i love it.
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- Sadie (SadieMarch)
7/30/2006, 8:58 AM
Looks like "birdie" or "bride" to me at first glance... I'd use Brigid or Bridget as a full name and save Bridie as a nickname. Bridie Victoria does sound lovely, though.
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- Adelle (Adelle Sofia)
7/29/2006, 11:32 PM
ReI thought it was a typo of 'birdy.' That completely ruins it for me.
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- raindancing
7/29/2006, 4:59 PM
Bridie is a sweet nickname for a child but I much prefer Bridget as a full name

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- Bear
7/29/2006, 4:54 PM
I love the nn Bridie. But I do see it as a nn. Give her the dignity of Bridget / Brigid and let her decide if she wants to continue through life as a cute little Bridie. Bridie Victoria flows very well. I recently saw Brigid Erin (nn Bridie?) on a poll and it's stuck in my head.
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