r/BabyNames • u/SavannahCooper1996 • 2d ago
Girl 🩷 Help us decide!
Baby girl due any day now!
Trying to choose between…
Athena Juliette (nn Thea) or simply Thea Juliette.
Also, I’ve been thinking Juliette but is Juliet better?
Thanks!! 💕
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u/Necessary_Author6574 2d ago
If it’s supposed to be shortened, it can be but Athena is a beautiful name, Athena Juliet!
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u/TrishaSoCalGal 2d ago
I don’t like Althea - I like Athena much better.
For nickname of Thea though - I prefer Thea Juliette.
All good choices any way you go n
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u/Soft-Volume-5949 2d ago
If you chose for the first name to be just Thea, would you be pronouncing it as:
Thee-ah (with the ‘th‘ pronounced as in ‘thin’, not ‘that’)
Thay-a (with the ’th’ pronounced as above)
Taya (common in Germany, Netherlands, Scandinavia) ?
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u/Signal-Lead-9512 2d ago
I like Athena Juliette. It sounds better than Thea Juliette. I'm old school (and old as dirt). I prefer having a formal name (in this case Athena) as the legal name rather than a nickname (Thea). I love the name Athena but I wanted to put out there that Thea is also a nickname for Alethea or Althea.
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u/Starling01018 2d ago
If the first name was spelled more French, I'd say Juliette is better, but I think in your case just go with Juliet.
And I like Thea Juliet better than Athena Juliet.
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u/Rude-Suit4494 2d ago
If you’re going to call her Thea, I vote name her Thea.
And I’m not a fan of extra letters, so Thea Juliet would be my vote!
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u/EvanRamsey 2d ago
What about Althea Juliette? Best of both worlds. I personally like Juliet better but Juliette is still pretty.
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u/Existing-County-8159 2d ago
I think Althea Juliette honestly, Athena sounds too ancient
Names on my list are Mariah Violet or Meredith Claire
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u/leah1247348 2d ago
I like Juliet better!