Sibling for Cassiopeia

[BeBlueShaker]

Already have a Cassiopeia Pearl who goes by Cassie, what would you name her sibling? (we don't know the gender yet)

I'm currently loving the nickname Queenie but am looking for a more formal name, so far have Quinn and Juno (which means queen)

Other names we have been considering:

• Beauregard/Beaumont nickname Bowie
• Nicodemus nickname Nico
• Hugo
• Roman
• Kit (as a nickname)
• Eden
• Indigo
• Gwendolen nickname gwennie

Gwenllian is less harsh sounding than Gwendolen. But you'd have to pronounce it correctly!

Crikey! Do you hate your kids?

Indigo

Beauregard is a place name , OP. It’s a slightly more posh and antique version of Bellevue. If he ever goes to France , people will be falling around laughing.

Orion

• Beauregard/Beaumont nickname Bowie - not keen
• Nicodemus nickname Nico - Love it. Beautiful.
• Hugo - Not bad but I prefer Hugh
• Roman - not keen
• Kit (as a nickname) - nickname for what Christopher, or maybe
• Kristoff is a Scandinavian boy's name of Greek origin that means "bearing Christ."
• Eden - like it a lot but prefer Hope, Harmony or Liberty (Libby for short)
• Indigo - not keen
• Gwendolen nickname gwennie- not keen

How about

Hercules or Perseus for a boy.

Astra or Aurora for a girl.

Congratulations.

Montgomery nn Monty.
Or Dave..

All I can think of hearing Nicodemus is ‘Chaka Demus and Pliers’ 😂 sorry!

Beauregard just sounds like the word beau plus the word regard, minus the d.

In dialect it might sound like "Barraga" with the stress on the first syllable - there's a hill near me named Beauregard/Barraga.

I think it sounds more like the name of a village or even of a bungalow than a person.

I quite like Nicodemus. I once taught a Nicodème.

Agree with the poster who things Queenie is brassy makes me things of a gay man, which is fine, but not something I'd name a young girl.

Aurora would match your sky theme.

Quintessa

This has to be a wind up? Cassiopeia? Why would you do that to your child? These are all truly awful names.

As in Violet 😅

Yes surely a wind up? Just why would you?

We had two Queenies in my family (one born 1913, and early 1920s) One was a nickname for Sarah, the other Ruth I think.

Astrid
Anastasia
Minerva

My first thought too with Beauregard- think a lot of people will just think of this too!
Love Cassiopeia- always makes me think of Bandit saying it in Bluey episode the creek!
What about Thalia?

A few in our family back through the years. East End families. I think (and it’s true of our family) it was used for those named after the Queen of the time (so there was a sibling of my Nan, called Alexandra and a later Aunt called Mary).

I’m not keen on Queenie but like the suggestions of
Victoria
Juno
Tabitha

For a boy I like the suggestions of
Roman
Quentin
Nico

Traditionally Queenie was a nickname for a girl who shared her Christian name with the Queen of the day. So in this situation, Camilla would be the ‘correct’ name to give a nickname of Queenie.

Otherwise there are names from every culture meaning Queen. Regina or Rhiannon, for example.

How about Ludovic?

Kit or Tristan

Are you by any chance trying to prove how 'refined' you are ? Not like those old chavvy town folk ...

Jaxxson nn axxon?