WDYT of Ginevra?
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WDYT of Ginevra?
| Tue, 01-25-2005 - 3:54pm |
DH is Italian and he has always liked this name. I thought we had settled on Juliet, but he brought up Ginevra the other day. What do you think (be honest, please!)
Thanks!
Danielle


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It's nice. Juliet is lovely, but I think Ginevra definitely has appeal, especially since it is out of the common way.
: ) Cara
Minerva is better than Ginerva and Juliet is the best of all three names.
Sorry, but Ginevra sounds like a prescription medication for some horribly exotic gynecological disorder. I love Juliet (ever-so Italian!), but here are a couple others that your hubby may like: Ghislaine (French, pronounced Geez-lann), Giuliana (like Juliana, only spelled the Italian way), Lucia, Antonia, Arabella, and Francesca.
I sincerely like Juliet (I like a previous poster's spelling of Juliette, but it's French, so if you're going for Italian, then spell it the way you had it before). I threw in Ghislaine for fun, even though it's French, because it sounds exotic and starts with a G like Ginevra.
Good luck, congratulations, and let us know which you settle on!
I knew a precious little girl when I lived in Italy called Ginevra.
Michelle
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