delilah88
Wed 26-Sep-12 13:54:56
What do you think of this one?
sooperdooper
Wed 26-Sep-12 13:55:50
I know someone called Agnes and she is very cool & artistic, so I say fab
BananaBubbles
Wed 26-Sep-12 13:59:31
Awful.One of the ugliest,harshest,least attractive names out there.
Puremince
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:01:35
Fab. DD might have been Agnes if I hadn't already used the name for my cat. Having said that, DD is very glad that she isn't called Agnes!
bananaramma
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:11:42
Fab! Cool, classic and sophisticated (and not overused!)
It makes a refreshing change from all the cutesy girls' names (Lilly, Poppy, Evie, Molly, Milly, Mandy etc.).
Some Eastern European variations are also quite pretty, like Agneta (tho' Agnieszka might be a bit much...
).
I also like Dorota for Dorothy, and think Agata is nicer than Agatha!
i like agnes. i know an agnes, she is the young daughter of a rather well known musician.
rachel1970
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:22:59
Love it - you are ahead of the curve (hence still a few 'drabers').
delilah88
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:28:54
Do you think you could use it with an 'S' surname?
mumnosGOLDisbest
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:36:40
I like it and Aggie is cute. I like the french pronunciation too Ann-yes but spelt same so would always be called Agnes. might be tricky with an s surname though.
Bluestocking
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:39:35
Drabberoony. And not ahead of the curve - I know adult and teenage Agnesses. The medieval pronunciation was apparently Annis which I think is prettier, as is the Spanish Inez.
Fab. But I know quite a few now
Dogsmom
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:41:22
I'm not usually keen on 'old lady chic' but don't mind Agnes.
Corygal
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:43:06
I know two - geek chic ok for babies, a disaster unless the child is v good-looking. Let alone the poor adult.
Startailoforangeandgold
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:50:14
Think that awful cleaning woman!
Just no!!!!!!
Startailoforangeandgold
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:51:40
It is however, a beautiful place for a holiday.
(St Agnes in the Scilly isles)
DancehallDaze
Wed 26-Sep-12 14:54:55
Not nice at all in English. A very pretty name in its foreign versions.
Yes to the medieval Annis - much nicer.
delilah88
Wed 26-Sep-12 15:01:51
no - I think annis is too like Anus!