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Alicia or Matilda? Is Matilda a bit past it?

10 replies

orti · 08/05/2010 18:53

Thoughts on above please.

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orti · 08/05/2010 18:53

Thoughts on above please

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DuelingFanjo · 08/05/2010 18:56

I always wonder what it would be like as an adult to be called Matilda.

I like flowery girlie names but I think you have to be careful.

Matilda is very over-used these days.

oceryo · 08/05/2010 19:00

Much prefer Alicia

kkfairybrains · 08/05/2010 19:08

was just talking about the name matilda today to some one and we were saying its lovely!and tilly as a nickname is gorgeous! love alicia too though!

MrsTicklemouse · 08/05/2010 19:11

I know a Matilda who's known as Matty (sp?)

I like Alicia too!

muggglewump · 08/05/2010 19:26

I love Matilda, but really dislike Matty, Tilly, Tilda and any other shortening of it.

How are you pronouncing Alicia? Alissia lovely, Aleesha, not so much.

loobylu3 · 08/05/2010 19:31

Matilda is lovely but it is popular here.
I don't like Alicia but Alice is beautiful!

flopsy1974 · 09/05/2010 17:49

I prefer Matilda.

yellowmum84 · 10/05/2010 11:54

where is matilda popular out of interest? london?

florence2511 · 10/05/2010 15:01

Matilda is a lovely name but them again I am biased. Our Matilda is a Tilly, but sometimes Tills and Tilda. As she grows up Mattie/Matty may be more age appropriate, but it depends on what she wants.

Alicia is also nice but pronounced as it reads not aleeesha.

I would go for Matilda.

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