if i like Georgie for a girl whats my options for long names.....

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boodleboot · 25/07/2010 08:12

and does she really need a longer name?? will i regret it if i just went with Georgie?

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jellybeans · 25/07/2010 22:08

I like Georgina. Georgia abit trendy a few years ago, there re loads in DD's year (age 13) but georgina is less trendy and nicer IMO.

BertieBasset · 25/07/2010 21:41

My dd has a friend Georgie, short for Georgina, but she gets called Gina too which is cute.

I always think Georgiana sounds made up, I know it isn't and actually think it is a pretty name, but it does sound a bit odd to me.

Rockbird · 25/07/2010 21:38

It does sound like courgette!

I'd go with Georgia. Simple and classic.

violetsmile · 25/07/2010 19:17

I like Georgiana really don't like Georgette as it sounds like courgette! Love just Georgie on it's own tho.

PaintingTheFence · 25/07/2010 10:04

Georgette
Georgianna
Georgia
Georgina
Georgiana

purepurple · 25/07/2010 10:02

Georgina gives her the options of a cute name for when she is small in Georgie. Gina is more suited to an older teen/adult. She also has a grown up name too in the full version.

Tortington · 25/07/2010 10:02

georgiana or georgianna

secunda · 25/07/2010 10:01

I really like Georgie, but I think you do need a longer name. Would go with either Georgia or Georgina.

eandh · 25/07/2010 10:00

Georgia or Georgina

My best mate has a dd called Georgia (shes on MN too) andshe tends to be called Georgia or Georgie fab name

CardyMow · 25/07/2010 09:56

My friends DD Georgie is just Georgie. And it really suits her! I think it's a lovely name.

GreatGooglyMoogly · 25/07/2010 09:53

Georgia

telsa · 25/07/2010 09:38

My friend Georgy is Georgina.

MaryBS · 25/07/2010 08:15

Georgiana, like in Pride and Prejudice? Personally I like shortening a long name, gives the child options when she is older.

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