Hebe Theodora or Dulcie Clementine?

[UpTheFRIGGinDuff]

Pick your favourite please

(Dulcie Theodora might work too,but I don't like Hebe Clementine)

Hebe Myrtle is absolutely lovely...

For your consideration OP, another lovely old lady name: Ada

I love Ada,especially for the Lovelace connection,sadly DP is not a fan.

Hebe myrtle is lovely....

Actually hebe is lovely and unusual full stop. would love another baby

As long as the middle name isn't phoebe..

Or jeebie

Celeste

Sylvie?

Or one long name

Dolcie Theodora clementine lastname

OK OP I have raided my girls names list! Any good?

Vivian
Valentine/a
Martha
Matilda
Esme
Lillian
Evelyn
Honey
Penelope
Juno
Sadie
Cornelia
Cora
Cecily
Audrey
Verity
Rosalie
Kitty
Iris
Genevieve
Caroline

myrtle

Hebe is fantastic.

I love, love, love it!

Unfortunately, my husband didn't

I wanted Hebe Lucia.

I would use Thea instead of Theadora.

Don't mind Dulcie.

Don't like Hebe.

I like Clementine (nn Clemmie), but I'm never certain as to whether the proper pronunciation is Clemen-teen, or Clemen-tyne.

Clemen-Tyne IME.

DP can't say Thea,so that's out.

I started off thinking I hated both names, but as I've read the thread Hebe has really started to grow on me! I do think Theodora may be a bit 'much' with it, but love the suggestions of Hebe Myrtle or Hebe Margot (also love Ivy with either of those middle names).

Dulcie makes me think instantly of the snobby spoilt cousin in Noel Streatfield's Dancing Shoes, so I don't like it!

How about Dora?

Dora Clementine?

Hebe Theodora

Hebe Theodora is lovely - not very keen on Dulcie as I associate it with a former pupil who was very hard work!

Love Clementine as well.

Dulce - hmm - but what if she's really loud?

Dulcie Clementine actually made me lol. It sounds like a bad orange 'oh I've got a dulcie clementine, are there any others?'

Hebe is also terrible imo

Dulcie Theodora would be my favourite from those 4

Out there, but not toooo far out there suggestions

Kendra
Kendal
Ailsa
Lydia
Mirrin

Nevis
Cairn
Merrick

I really like Dulcie Clementine. I think it rolls off the tongue nicely.

Frigg I have checked the ons baby name statistics, only 11 girls were called Hebe last year. So no worries that it will get really popular!