Current Name Infatuation.

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Name of the week for my 14 week old fetus is Sadie. Problem is, I don't think it pairs well with the middle name our first daughter is destined to have- Lillian. Help?

Lillian is in honor of my husband's late aunt. We are willing to consider using variations on that sort of name, though. What do you think? Does Lily, Liliana, or something else sound better next to Sadie?

Is there some sort of other first name we could use, with Sadie as a reasonable nickname? I know Sadie is linked with Sarah- but I can't stand the name Sarah. Anything else?

And, generally, what do you think of the name Sadie? Our last name ends in the assy sound, lol.

Thank you!

Comments

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I don't like Sadie very much myself, as it reminds me of dogs, but I think it would be cute as a nickname. NOT as a full name... It doesn't exactly sound very professional, does it? Sadie Lillian sounds nice though.

I haven't seen anyone suggest Isadora, though. It's a bit of a stretch from the sound point, maybe, but if you plan on exclusively calling her Sadie and introducing her as Sadie I don't see the problem. Isadora Lilian is lovely.

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It could also be short for (other than Isadora and Mercedes)Sandra, Sandrine, (and if you were okay with names that sounded a bit like Sara) Serena, Serafina, Sidonie/Sidonia

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(Sorry for the third post)-- if Sandra or Sandrine aren't too much of a stretch, Cassandra or Lysandra or Alessandra or Alexandrine could maybe work, if you liked any of them.

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Wow!

Thanks so much for all the suggestions! I will definitely think about using some of those names... :)