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Pippa vs. Full vs. Name?

Hi, I really like the name Pippa, but I think it’s a better nickname than full name. I know that Phillipa is the traditional full name for Pippa, but I don’t really like it. Are there any others? Thanks.

The Top Baby Name is...

Pippa

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Full

100%

Name?

0%

Poll created: Apr 13, 2014
Total Votes: 1
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Penelope
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
Pippa could be a nickname for:

Piper
Juniper
Payton/Paityn
Paisley/Paislee
Paige
Paris
Paula
Parker
Paola
Patricia
Paloma
Patricia
Patience

Do you like any?

God Bless,
BabyNamePro
posted by BabyNamePro :: 11 years ago | report
Well, going with the thought that nicknames don’t always have to be perfect to the name (Like Pearl and Peggy for Margaret)

Any P name you like?
Penelope
Piper
Persephone
Phoebe
Patricia
Paloma
Paige

or names that have "pe" "pa" or "pi" in them...
Calliope
Opal
Olympia
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
We like Persephone and Paris! What do you guys think of Pamona?
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
If your going to be calling her by Pippa, why not use the name Pippa its nice enough, not keen on nicknames my kids are called by their full names
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
I can answer about nicknames - sometimes someone likes the nickname of a name but knows that their child might not like being Molly forever and wants to give them a name that will give them options later- and will allow their resumes and such to look a bit more professional. Speaking as a Rebecca who goes by Becky among family and friends I much prefer my name- Rebecca- when at work.
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
Pamona is ok, not my favorite, I like Paris, though!
posted by BabyNamePro :: 11 years ago | report
I like Pamona. Paris, personally, sounds more nicknamey to me than Pippa if you’re worried about that though.
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
I’m glad that you liked 2 of my suggestions :)

God Bless,
BabyNamePro
posted by BabyNamePro :: 11 years ago | report
Pippa is ugly, no offense.
posted by guest :: 11 years ago | report
Consider that you may not like Philippa (usually spelled with one l, by the way), but your child might. With Pippa, there is no choice of something longer. With Philippa, you child could choose Philippa, Pippa, or even Phil. I’ve hear of women before with the nickname Phil, e.g. for Philomena or Phyllis. Patricia, Paula, Paola, or Philomena are all nice names. Philomena means "friend, lover" + "strength." Hope this helps.
posted by MsMichelle :: 11 years ago | report

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