Daphne, Sabrina, Eloise, or Louisa?

[Anonymous]

Sabrina sounds cheap and tacky to my ear. A low class persons idea of high class. Sort of like a Tiffany.

[Anonymous]

Love Louisa

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They are all kind of busy names (Daphne being the least) so I think you have a very simple/basic last name, they are fine.

Agree with PP that Sabrina, Eloise, and Louisa are all immediately going to be nicknamed. I'm not a fan of nicknames so that would be another deterrent to me, personally. But lots of people love a nickname.

What's a nickname for Sabrina?

Bree, Breen

[Anonymous]

1. Eloise
2. Daphne


3. Louisa
4. Sabrina

[Anonymous]

1Daphne and Sabrina

3 Louisa

Not a fan of Eloise

[Anonymous]

I grew up knowing only obese girls named Sabrina so it will always be a fat name to me.

[Anonymous]

Like Bertha.

[Anonymous]

Daphne, then Sabrina

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Eloise is an ugly grandma name. Please don’t.

I don't think so at all. In fact I don't know a single grandma or even great grandma named that. I think it's beautiful and reminds me of the Eloise at the Plaza books.

Eloise is my grandmother’s name.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Considering all 4, and leaning toward Eloise or Louisa.

I like Daphne and Eloise but they are all nice. Sabrina seems a little more dated/80s to me but that might be because I grew up with a few.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t stand Daphne. Have a friend who named her baby this. It’s so clunky and reminds me of Scooby Doo.
The rest are ok.

If Daphne reminds you of "Scooby Doo," it's because you're not well-read. Daphne is a lovely name!

Ok, Daph.

Nope, sorry. My name is not Daphne, and neither of my daughters are named Daphne. But I have read Daphne du Maurier, and I know of the Greek myth of Apollo and Daphne.

The More You Know!

Keep talkin' Daf.

OK, I will. It's sad that your knowledge of cartoons exceeds your knowledge of literature and of mythology.