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[Opinions] Fiona
by Lisa007
10/14/2004, 7:13 PM
What do you think of this name? Do you have any MN suggestions?
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- Isla (guest)
10/15/2004, 11:56 AM
Love it. Fiona Maeve
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- Crystal (guest)
10/15/2004, 10:05 AM
I love it. Fiona Isabelle.
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- Elinor (guest)
10/15/2004, 4:30 AM
It's so overused where I live :-( Not so much anymore, but from the 50s until the 80s baby girls were all being given the name. For that reason, it sounds dull to me. I'd probably like it otherwise.
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- Kitty (xKittyx)
10/14/2004, 11:37 PM
I love it.
Its my cousins name and she is a really really nice person.- Kitty
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- Chrisell
10/14/2004, 9:43 PM
I like it! It's on my favourites list.Mns:Fiona Grace (I once knew a Fiona-Grace)
Fiona Cathleen
Fiona Lillian
Fiona Genevieve
Fiona Louise
Fiona Margaret
Fiona Joy
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- chazda   +3
10/14/2004, 8:12 PM
I once loved it. Then Fiona Apple came on the scene, and I dropped it to "like".. then Shrek. So much for that. I also found out it does not have the authentic prn "FEEna" -- believing it did had given it tons of charm, for me. FeeOHna sounds a bit weird.Anyway, I still like it; I just wouldn't use it myself.off-the-cuff mn suggestions:
Fiona Charmaine
Fiona Ursula
Fiona Iola
Fiona Miranda
Fiona Hermione - chazda
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- Elinor (guest)   +2
10/15/2004, 4:31 AM
Fiona doesn't have the authentic pron. FEE-na ... but, confusingly, the Irish name Fíona does :-S It's sometimes spelled Fina, to clarify that.
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- chazda
10/16/2004, 11:57 AM
Yes, that's what I said - it does not have that prn :-)A great source on Fiona:http://www.medievalscotland.org/problem/names/fiona.shtmlIt also seems to suggest that the Irish name Fíona is possibly a modern invention in reaction to Fiona. - chazda

This message was edited 10/16/2004, 12:03 PM

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- Elinor (guest)
10/15/2004, 4:31 AM
PSHyperlink Fiona shows both that and Fíona :-)
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- Mie (AJay)
10/14/2004, 7:23 PM
I like it a lot. I used to like it more but now that it's more heard of and not really that unique anymore, it lost some of it's appeal with me but I still think it's a beautiful name.
Fiona Margaret
Fiona Catherine
Fiona Josephine
Fiona Christine
Fiona May
Fiona Nicolette
Fiona Sandrine
Fiona Gabrielle
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- TigerLily (guest)
10/14/2004, 7:21 PM
I like it...never gave it much thought until the movie "Shrek" came out. Now I like it...has a nice, feminine sound to it. How about:Fiona Sandrine
Fiona Lisette
Fiona Giselle
Fiona Isabelle
Fiona Elisabeth
Fiona Catherine
Fiona Caroline
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