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Like Delfina more

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It's ok but I prefer Delphina or Delfina. My dh and I once knew an older Latina lady named Delfina. Her name really suited her.

Delphine is a pretty name. Delphie is a cute nickname, but I don't think that Delphine needs a nickname at all. It's fine by itself. Della or Del would be nice nicknames for Delphine.

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combos:
Delphine Elizabeth / Elisabeth
Elizabeth / Elisabeth Delphine
Georgia Delphine
Delphine Rose
Delphine Charlotte
Charlotte Delphine
Delphine Claire
Clara Delphine
Olivia Delphine
Rebecca Delphine
Delphine Rebecca
Delphine Ruth
Delphine Pearl
Nora Delphine
Larissa Delphine
Cassandra Delphine
Delphine Cassandra
Delphine May / Mae
Zara Delphine
Beatrice Delphine
Virginia Delphine
Delphine Virginia

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I love it; it's very sophisticated. I would use a simple, classic middle (or first) name with it. I prefer Del as a nickname.

It's one of my favorites.

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A name I'll likely use if I have a girl, though probably as a mn. I do like the nn Delphi though.

Delphine is really pretty! I don't like Delphie at all, though. I think Del is really cute. :)

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-- Sarah

I think Delphine is very elegant and beautiful. I'm not big on the nn Delphie, though. I think Delphine is just fine on it's own, but if you wanted to use a nn I'd suggest Del or Delly or something of that nature.

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Some combos:
Delphine Maria
Delphine Layla
Delphine Theresa / Teresa
Delphine Patricia
Delphine Christina
Delphine Isabel

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I think I like Delphina a little better because it sounds less like an adjective, but it's still a pretty name. I would probably call her Elphie, mostly because I'm a Broadway junkie, and that makes me think of Elphaba from Wicked. Random, yes, I know.

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Um, combos (which I would change if Delphina is used. I don't think the two are swappable because of the sounds and rhythm.):

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Delphine Helena
Delphine Annette
Delphine Suzette (what? I'm feeling French for these two) :)
Delphine Sophia
Delphine Louise
Delphine Sibyl (oh, oh, a crafty sort of myth reference that also illustrates the adjectival properties of the name!)
Delphine Ophelia (I'm liking the repeated 'ph')

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This message was edited 8/6/2006, 8:53 AM