what other nick names for margaret??

[nappyaddict]

so far i have maggie, mags, peggy, meg, megan, madge, greta. my mum says daisy is one too but i've never heard that one before!!

I know someone who's caled Marge - I'd always assumed it was for Marjorie, but apparently she was christened Margaret.

i can never figure out the "Peggy" one!?

right so now i ask ... would you call a child margaret? i like loads of the nick names but i don't actually like margaret really.

peggy comes from pearl

marjorie

mamie

i quite like the name margaret. its a fine name

Not if you don't like Margaret itself

My friend has a dog called madge!

I would call my dd Margot, but not Margeret

i considered it for dd2

i dunno i just can't imagine anyone younger than about 30 being called it. a bit like tracy/sharon/wendy etc.

maigret
murgit
maggot
murggert

just found this:

" Your name, margaret, is in position number 628 in our 2008 list.

Last year it was in position number 1275

Your name have moved up 647 places since last year."

ok i was wrong!

well it would be boring if we all liked the same names wouldnt it

maggot ????????!!!!!!

I like Margaret - and there are so many shorts that there's bound to be one that suits. Then she can be Margaret when she gets to be Governor of the Bank of England.

ok does anyone like maggie-sue? be HONEST!

I don't really like any name with Sue as a second part. Maggie on it's own is far nicer.

not really. but what i think doesnt really matter does it

I always thought Kitty was short for Katherine or Kathleen (my auntie was called Kitty)

it would be margaret susannah officially.

Maggie is a good strong name - Maggie-Sue sounds like a character from a Dolly Parton song.

(you did ask!)

seeker - that's what i thought too.

nappy, do you know someone who has named their baby margaret-sue?

any other shortenings for susanna apart from susy, suse, sudi, suki, suzette or zsa zsa?