[name_f]lucienne [/name_f] is listed on nameberry in the girls names section. All names are randomly generated. Does the “ie” spelling have a different origin or background than the “y” spelling, or are they just two different spellings?
Having a hard time coming up with.
I picture a blond girl with curls, maybe because the first lucia i met at school was a blond girl with curls who wore white dresses, very clean and kind. I like [name_f]lucy [/name_f], both for the classic simplicity and to avoid hassles with pronunciation. I am looking for a beautiful and unique girls name with a good meaning. Therefore i have thought on using a longer lucy variant and use lucy as a nickname for myself.
Lucianne and lucabelle aren’t though are. Andrew brooks christopher damian elijah jackson luke miles ryan thomas dw: Hi all, i am finding it extremely difficult to give up lucy as the first name. As usual, feel free to add ages, surnames etc.
I am a little intrigued by this pronunciation and i think it.
But i’d love to push for [name]lucy [/name] as a full name i just adore it. I thought we were only going to have one baby, so i combined my two favorite girl names for our daughter: Thanks for all your suggestions! [name_f]lucia [/name_f] is lovely, but i wouldn’t want to deal with teaching.
If you really don’t want to just name her [name]lucy [/name], i guess [name]lucia [/name] is the best.
