Susannah nn Suki/Sukie or just Suki/Sukie?

[AnnieandMiri]

Thoughts please! (We live abroad so no weird suck-y associations with Sukie here. An odd comment but something I've heard people mention before when Suki was asked about )

I do think they are two very different names but your update has said that is not a problem and that you can assign a nickname so go for it.

I like both of them-I would put Susannah on the birth certificate and then call her Sukey.

I’ve only ever heard it in the nursery rhyme, but agree it’s a lovely name

Polly put the kettle on
Polly put the kettle on
Polly put the kettle on
We’ll all have tea

Suki take it off again
Suki take it off again
Suki take it off again
They all went away

I like Suki, I've known two, one is four and it suits her to a t

The other was a mid 30s lady who had quite a high powered job, she was super chic

So I only have positive connections

Susannah with Sukie as a nn. Knew a few as a child and always envied the name!

I love the name Susannah/Suzannah.

I know two Susannahs . One is Sannah or San and the other is Suze . Both suit their owners but if Suki is what you love go Suki

I love Suki (not keen on Susannah). I had it on my list alongside Tabitha and Felix. I love cat names!!

I mean the name is spelled Sukhy.
It's usually short for Sukvinder.
It's cute.

@FlamingoDust

I love Suki (not keen on Susannah). I had it on my list alongside Tabitha and Felix. I love cat names!!

Me too!

@HoliHormonalTigerlilly

I mean the name is spelled Sukhy. It's usually short for Sukvinder. It's cute.

I think that might be a different name altogether? Sukie is a Hebrew name, Suki Japanese, and Sukey a nickname for Susannah. All three are different names. Maybe Sukhy is another similar name!

Stackhouse loved that show!

If you like the name Sukie call her that on its own. Of the Susannahs/Susanas I've known they have gone by the whole name or Suz.