lucinda

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do you all like this name

I'd drop the d and go for Lucina.

I think Ihave seen LUCINA on a car as a model of a car. Do not know what car

It's quiet nice, I'm guessing they'd get Luci/Lu/Luce for a nn
Lucina is nice as well along with Lucia.
Not a big fan of the look of the 'd' though - but that is just how it looks

I know a couple of adult Lucinda's.

One is (and has been) LuLu since childhood. The other gets called Lucy.

My mental image is upper middle class spoilt child. I also think it is a 'weak' name ie. it doesn't conjure up strong postive female role models. As a result I personally I wouldn't use it but I'm funny like that and the image that names conjure up matters to me a lot.

I think Lucinda is lovely - beautiful, feminine and with a lovely meaning too. And not overused as so many others on here. Great choice imo.

Yes! Lovely name!

Sorry not a fan. It sounds a bit pretentious.

I really like it.

Oh Lucy is FAR nicer.... Lucinda is just a waffle with maple syrup, jam, cream, sprinkles, a flake, some straw berries..... Just tooooooo much ...

nope sorry - don't like it, but then I don't like Lucy-like names

Too frilly for me. Prefer Lucy or Lucia.

Lucinda is lovely. Very feminine and not overused. Lots of nickname options (Lucy, Cindy etc). Nice meaning too.

'Pretentious' names (according to some mumsnetters, it seems) are the nicest ones imo . Thankfully our tastes are all different.

Ithink its a bit horsey

No-but Lucy is lovely.

Lucy is very used though

Probably because Lucy is lovely and Lucinda isn't.

I like Lucinda.

Lucinda is beautiful - sounds great in English, German, Italian, Spanish, French and could be shortened to Lucy (which is ok but not as pretty as Lucinda imo).

I like the meaning too.

No idea why, but for me, this name is always pronounced 'Luthinda'.

I agree that it's a bit horsey.