What's a strong, simple female name?

[Anonymous]

Bertha.

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Anonymous wrote:Mikalah

What the actual hades? Is that a Kre8ive spelling of something?

OP wanted a strong name, which I think should come with strong spelling. If you really want a name like this spelled correctly (whatever THAT means), then we wouldn't use Latin letters. Most of the names here are so passive sounding and looking (e.g. Anne????, Jane, Eve). To each their own.

NP. Do you get that Anne Boleyn was a badass bitch who directly help to bring Protestantism to England and much of Europe? She was a rare woman who held a the royal title of a man--Marquess of Pembroke--and owned property in her own right. Yes, she went down, but she went down swinging and her daughter, Elizabeth, held the crown against all odds.

Do you get that Jane is the name of one of the first successful female authors in Europe, Jane Austen?

Eve is the freaking mother of civilization in the Christian tradition. And also a hell of a rapper/singer/entertainer. Respect.

Yep, but today those names are for sweet, little girls, and recall the fragile female. BTW one of those names is mine.

No, Eve Adams (modern) is a Canadian businesswoman and former politician. Eve the rapper is a strong, modern woman.

Anne Hathaway is an Oscar winner. Anna Quinlan is a successful author. Anne Frank inspired generations of people to be strong.

Jane Goodall, for crying out loud. Nothing "fragile" about her. Or Jane Fonda, Jane Krakowski or Jane Lynch.

These are strong people. Doesn't mean their names are strong. Besides, probably isn't using those women as namesakes.

You're just arbitrarily saying those names are "fragile," despite evidence to the contrary. It's just laughable.

? You must have a fragile name.

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Anonymous wrote:Lilith
Lola
Zelda

Good ones

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Anonymous wrote:Mikalah

What the actual hades? Is that a Kre8ive spelling of something?

OP wanted a strong name, which I think should come with strong spelling. If you really want a name like this spelled correctly (whatever THAT means), then we wouldn't use Latin letters. Most of the names here are so passive sounding and looking (e.g. Anne????, Jane, Eve). To each their own.

NP. Do you get that Anne Boleyn was a badass bitch who directly help to bring Protestantism to England and much of Europe? She was a rare woman who held a the royal title of a man--Marquess of Pembroke--and owned property in her own right. Yes, she went down, but she went down swinging and her daughter, Elizabeth, held the crown against all odds.

Do you get that Jane is the name of one of the first successful female authors in Europe, Jane Austen?

Eve is the freaking mother of civilization in the Christian tradition. And also a hell of a rapper/singer/entertainer. Respect.

Yep, but today those names are for sweet, little girls, and recall the fragile female. BTW one of those names is mine.

No, Eve Adams (modern) is a Canadian businesswoman and former politician. Eve the rapper is a strong, modern woman.

Anne Hathaway is an Oscar winner. Anna Quinlan is a successful author. Anne Frank inspired generations of people to be strong.

Jane Goodall, for crying out loud. Nothing "fragile" about her. Or Jane Fonda, Jane Krakowski or Jane Lynch.

These are strong people. Doesn't mean their names are strong. Besides, probably isn't using those women as namesakes.

You're just arbitrarily saying those names are "fragile," despite evidence to the contrary. It's just laughable.

? You must have a fragile name.

My name is Laura. Which means "successful."

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Anonymous wrote:Astrid

Fan of The Office by chance? Remember how Michael pronounced this name and what Jan sung to her? LOL

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^^^And by the way:

Meaning of Anne -- Favor or grace, as in God has favored me.

Meaning of Jane -- Gracious, as in God has been gracious to me.

Meaning of Eve -- to give life, to give breath.

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Short and Strong:

Jean/Joan/Jane/Jill
Susan
Mary/Marie
Tess
Ruth
Sonia
Sandra
Freya

And for some longer options that are strong:
Margaret
Elizabeth
Victoria
Beyonce
Athena
Veronica
Alexandra
Matilda
Augusta

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^^And by the way:

Meaning of Anne -- Favor or grace, as in God has favored me.

Meaning of Jane -- Gracious, as in God has been gracious to me.

Meaning of Eve -- to give life, to give breath.

Sweet.

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Anonymous wrote:Mikalah

What the actual hades? Is that a Kre8ive spelling of something?

OP wanted a strong name, which I think should come with strong spelling. If you really want a name like this spelled correctly (whatever THAT means), then we wouldn't use Latin letters. Most of the names here are so passive sounding and looking (e.g. Anne????, Jane, Eve). To each their own.

NP. Do you get that Anne Boleyn was a badass bitch who directly help to bring Protestantism to England and much of Europe? She was a rare woman who held a the royal title of a man--Marquess of Pembroke--and owned property in her own right. Yes, she went down, but she went down swinging and her daughter, Elizabeth, held the crown against all odds.

Do you get that Jane is the name of one of the first successful female authors in Europe, Jane Austen?

Eve is the freaking mother of civilization in the Christian tradition. And also a hell of a rapper/singer/entertainer. Respect.

Yep, but today those names are for sweet, little girls, and recall the fragile female. BTW one of those names is mine.

No, Eve Adams (modern) is a Canadian businesswoman and former politician. Eve the rapper is a strong, modern woman.

Anne Hathaway is an Oscar winner. Anna Quinlan is a successful author. Anne Frank inspired generations of people to be strong.

Jane Goodall, for crying out loud. Nothing "fragile" about her. Or Jane Fonda, Jane Krakowski or Jane Lynch.

These are strong people. Doesn't mean their names are strong. Besides, probably isn't using those women as namesakes.

You're just arbitrarily saying those names are "fragile," despite evidence to the contrary. It's just laughable.

? You must have a fragile name.

My name is Laura. Which means "successful."

My other name means warrior.

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Jezebel

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Lilith
Lola
Zelda

Good ones

Disagree. Lola sounds like a stripper.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Short and Strong:

Jean/Joan/Jane/Jill
Susan
Mary/Marie
Tess
Ruth
Sonia
Sandra
Freya

And for some longer options that are strong:
Margaret
Elizabeth
Victoria
Beyonce
Athena
Veronica
Alexandra
Matilda
Augusta

Along the same line, Victoria (as in Victory)

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Anonymous wrote:Lilith
Lola
Zelda

Good ones

Disagree. Lola sounds like a stripper.

A strong stripper. Have you seen some of those pole routines? Upper body and core strength, man.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Brynn, Quinn, and Dylan don't seem "strong" to me so I'm not exactly sure what you're getting at besides short. A few thoughts...

Joan
Helen
Ruth
Oprah
Kate
Dana

Oprah?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bridget means strength power and virtue

And like anyone's supposed to know that?