Are there any good long form names for Sadie and Ruby?

[Anonymous]

I love Sadie and Ruby, but they both seem a little young to me. I hesitate to use them unless I can come up with a longer form name that could be used in a more adult, professional setting one day if desired. The only options I've seen are really bad, though -- they seem like made up names. Am I missing anything obvious?

[Anonymous]

Sadie is a nickname for Sarah.

Ruby is a stand alone name.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sadie is a nickname for Sarah.

Ruby is a stand alone name.

this is correct.

[Anonymous]

Sadie Doggy

Ruby Doggy

(I hope I have steered you clear of these pet names!!!!)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sadie Doggy

Ruby Doggy

(I hope I have steered you clear of these pet names!!!!)

Really? What do you consider good names? These ones are very popular and common.

[Anonymous]

They seem young to you? I have two great aunts named Sadie and Ruby. Both in their 80s.

Sadie may have started as a nickname for Sarah but has been used standalone for decades now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sadie is a nickname for Sarah.

Ruby is a stand alone name.

this is correct.

OP here. I know that, but I guess I was hoping for some more creative options. Maybe there aren't any.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They seem young to you? I have two great aunts named Sadie and Ruby. Both in their 80s.

Sadie may have started as a nickname for Sarah but has been used standalone for decades now.

Anything that ends in the -y sound seems young to me.

[Anonymous]

Sadreth and Rubreth. Sexy Sadie and Randy Ruby. Why? Just don't give your daughter an ironically lascivious name just to show how hip and libertine you are. Your life isn't a Henry Miller novel, no matter how you say it is in your head, you know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sadreth and Rubreth. Sexy Sadie and Randy Ruby. Why? Just don't give your daughter an ironically lascivious name just to show how hip and libertine you are. Your life isn't a Henry Miller novel, no matter how you say it is in your head, you know.

Wow, someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed. Where in the world did this come from?

[Anonymous]

I think the PP is pointing out how incredibly ridiculous it is to drum up a name that will never be used just so that you can have a great nickname. Just go with the shortened name and stop being as the PP described (I certainly can't say it any better myself).

[Anonymous]

Sadie and Ruby serve up a mean plate of eggs at the Diner. Ruby drinks out back and does some trade...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They seem young to you? I have two great aunts named Sadie and Ruby. Both in their 80s.

Sadie may have started as a nickname for Sarah but has been used standalone for decades now.

Anything that ends in the -y sound seems young to me.

Then don't pick names that end in a y sound. There many other options out there.

[Anonymous]

I love the name Ruby all by itself.

[Anonymous]

Sadist

Rubella