I actually really like it-it's feminine and I haven't heard it used much. It makes me think of a 18th-century Italian lady-in-waiting:)
Ditto, I thought 17th/18th century Italy as well. Very femenine, and 'nice' unique, not 'wacky' unique (meaning, not a 15 letter name with three apostrophes and only one consonant, lol). I like it quite a bit.
I actually really like it-it's feminine and I haven't heard it used much. It makes me think of a 18th-century Italian lady-in-waiting:)
Ditto, I thought 17th/18th century Italy as well. Very femenine, and 'nice' unique, not 'wacky' unique (meaning, not a 15 letter name with three apostrophes and only one consonant, lol). I like it quite a bit.
This If this LO had been a girl would have been Annalise.
I thought of food too. My first reaction was "no way," but like pp said the more I think about it the more it grows on me. I think the nn Flo though would be a bummer. I work with a Flo/Florence and she's a psycho, so that has a bad association with it for me, but this is your baby so you get to do what you like.
I have no idea of the origin, but I think of Florence, Italywhich is a gorgeous Italian city. In Italy, the city of Florence is actually spelled Firenze. Go for it!
NMS, but it's pretty. I don't think it's too long, and I don't know anyone with the name. Nicknames: Tina, Renn, Flo...that's about all I can think of.
Makes me think of food, more specifically pasta. But it is feminie and pretty, and you could use Flora for a nickname (i believe that mean flowers, but im not 100% sure)
I don't mind "Flora", but "Florentina" isn't my favorite. Not even 100% sure why. I don't think it's the length that bothers me. I guess I just think it sounds kinda' strange.
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I think Florentina is very pretty...its not too long my daughters name is Vincenza and I am naming this little girl Adellina..its whatever you like.
You can call her Flora for short or Tina or just call her Florentina.
I call my daughter Vincenz or even cenz sometimes...
I think its a beautiful name
Ditto, but it is very unique~
Ditto, I thought 17th/18th century Italy as well. Very femenine, and 'nice' unique, not 'wacky' unique (meaning, not a 15 letter name with three apostrophes and only one consonant, lol). I like it quite a bit.
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If this LO had been a girl would have been Annalise.
I have no idea of the origin, but I think of Florence, Italywhich is a gorgeous Italian city. In Italy, the city of Florence is actually spelled Firenze. Go for it!
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I don't like it. I'm sorry.
I don't mind "Flora", but "Florentina" isn't my favorite. Not even 100% sure why. I don't think it's the length that bothers me. I guess I just think it sounds kinda' strange.
Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding.
In all your ways acknowledge Him,and He shall direct your paths.
Proverbs 3:5-6