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I like it--especially with Eddie / Neddie / Teddie as an informal nn. Just don't let anyone tell you it was Audrey Hepburn's given name, because that's a lie. ;)

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Edda Rosemary and Edda Winifred both sound great, but the double-A ending of Edda Inara isn't doing it for me today.

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I want to be be more like a river--
Less like a wall--
Not trying to hold back these feelings at all.

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A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.

I can't say that I like it. In your combo, you give yourself a better name to use with a nn Edda- Winifred. Winifred is adorable. Edda Winifred is repetitive, though Edda can be a nn for it.

I like Edda Rosemary the best out of your combos. To be honest, Edda is nms. It looks like the name Ed with -da attached to make it seem feminine even though Ed / Edward and Edda are not related names.

I know a girl named Etta, who pronounces it like Edda...I think it's super cute.

I prefer Etta, but that even seems a bit nickname-y to me. Etta/Edda Rosemary and Winifred are both gorgeous, though. :)

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