"You cant use that its too chavvy" - Is it ?

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Ok so I don't find out what I'm having until next fortnight & I have chosen both names yet I'm told that the girls name I have chose is too 'Chavvy' & I have to find something else by my 'D'M .

I'd like a none biased opinion so I have come to you lot for help & other name suggestions as I feel like I'm banging my head against a brick wall trying to find anything at all

Sadie Liesel

Ruairi Atticus Norton

It's the girls name that I'm told is too chavvy/ common & I still need a second middle name for girl as well .

Also if I like these what else would I like ?

Eternally grateful for any ideas/responses

Luckily I don't live in NI or Scotland

Math the only one that would work with my surname is Alexandria & can't/won't use that as Ds is called Xandur

The only other girls names I like are

Bella & Mali

This is too difficult grrr

I wouldn't say Sadie is "chavvy"at all.

I knew a little Sadie who had a sister called Lottie and a brother called Jesse.

How about Zara?

Zara is a stripper's name.

Ha ha ! What? Really?

Sadie is great. Way better than Sarah, which I truly think is the most boring girls' name in the world.

(Oops, sorry, the Mitford aunt was Sadie Radlett, Lady Alconleigh).

OP: not keen on Mali (it might have origins elsewhere, but it really does look like a country name to me). Bella is lovely! Freestanding, or as short form for Annabel, Jezebel, Arabella, Isabella, Clarabel or the magnificent Mehitabel?

I like Sadie, and Ruairi in all it's guises is just a regular name in my neck of the woods.

In the same style as Sadie, would Estella/Estelle/Stella work? or maybe something like Adeline?

Yes, really. Off the top of my head, I have known two Zaras. One I still know, used to be a lap-dancer but admittedly isn't any more. The other was a stripper/escort when I knew her but I don't know her any more - I suppose for all I know she could be a high court judge now, but I doubt it.

I like both sets of names - Sadie is lovely.

Can I throw Zelda out as an option if you are looking for alternatives?

I'd have 'Bella' as a free standing name iyswim as I don't like naming a child one thing with the intention of calling it something completely different if that makes any sense

Other name suggestions are very welcome

I like Sadie, would never have considered it as chavvy.

Love them both - and I'm Scottish. I know a very lovely six year old Sadie, and I like Ruairi too. I have an Alasdair so appreciate the comments about alternative spellings!

I love Sadie, Liesel and Mali. Not so keen on Bella or your boy choices.

Love both Sadie and Ruairi. I'm from NI and "get" the Les Dawson/hospital cleaner type connotation with Sadie but those days are gone as I also teach 4 year olds and in the past 6 or 7 years I've taught/known a few. Ruairi is a lovely name. I prefer it to Rory. I taught one a few years ago who replaced "r" with "w" so he was "woo-wee"! Very cute!!! He can say it properly now but he'll always be woo-wee to me!!

Not chavvy at all.

How about Rae as a middle name

Cece funny you say that name as I really wanted to use it but didn't think it went with my choice

Silke
Truus
Sietske
Lieke
Marlie
Renate
Loos
Hotske

Just to chuck some more out there......

Lovely names Baroness , my Dp wouldn't be able to pronounce any of them though

Sadie, to me, is Sadie Frost, not an "Aggie" type name.

I knew a lovely Sadie Rae years ago.

Brian O' Driscoll ex Irish rugby captain ( and Irish hero) and his wife named their first baby Sadie.
They are not in the slightest chavvy.

Sadie to me's quite trendy! Sadie Frost etc. Liesel, v German, good if it goes with your surname but would she have to spell it to people? Same for Ruairi - requires a bit of thought to spell right and I would hesitate over pronunciation. Maybe not a huge issue but could niggle. Do you really need a second middle name for a girl? I have 2 and it's just a pain.
Not keen on Atticus or Norton personally - isn't the latter allegedly chavvy in a surname as fore/middle name? But definitely better as middle than first names! And easier to spell than Ruari - oh no I see it's Ruairi...

Sadie is not REMOTELY chavvy!

Might have been considered so, though, in years gone by (1970s). But is v classic and stylish now.

You've got to please yourself you know, not your mother or anyone else. Stop telling her the names you're considering! I think Sadie is nice, not at all chavvy. But since you asked for suggestions, what about:

Syrie
Dana
Clea
Dinah
Judith
Jacinta
Justine