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@Mrs. Jacks: ok great! thank you!
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I love it!!! I want to steal it!
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I think it's super cute! I love it. I have an uncommon name, although it's becoming more popular, and I have always had to spell it for people and its never bothered me! Such a great name! Oh and I think Noa Elizabeth sounds really good!
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@Cherrybee: Noa and Elliot go perfect together, so you should definitely use it!
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i know of a Noa girl and while verbally it is the same as the male Noah, if I saw Noa, I would immediately think girl. I think it's a beautiful name!
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Noa is the name of one of my sisters. We were born in Israel where it is very common but lived most of our lives in the US. Depending on how diverse the community she is in, she may get a lot of questions on how to pronounce the name or it's origin and people may then think she's Jewish. Usually she can get by with just her first name because there are very very very few women where we lived named Noa.
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I forgot to mention - I like Noa Elizabeth too! I think Willa also is beautiful with Elizabeth or Dawn.
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I LOVE Noa! DH isn't really on board though
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@Cherrybee: @Mrs. Jacks: they do go really well together! totally use it!
@ellewoods84: Yaa I hadn't put it together but Noa Elizabeth IS really great. and it's really pretty with our last name too.
@autumnleaves: Oh thanks for chiming in! I had heard it was super common in Israel - everyone I have told about the name didn't know it was a popular Hebrew girl's name! I've been educating people haha. I love the idea of it being less common because I was Lisa T my WHOLE life.
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@loki: love it! DS has a friend a daycare with this name. very cute for a girl
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I love it! It's beautiful! That said, both my kids have biblical names with Hebrew origins.
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Love it!
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@loki: Is it pronounced like: Noah, Noe, Now? That would be my only issue. I'm guessing "Noah"?? I love how it looks, and no matter if it's pronounced the other ways I asked, I still love it! Ha.
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I LOVE Noa for a girl. Love it. A dear friend of mine has a baby girl named Noa and everyone loves it. I know it has a history (not just a boy name being stolen and used for girls) and I've never heard anyone raise their eye brows or ask how to spell it. It's beautiful!
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And btw, Noa Elizabeth is beautiful.
(I love Willa, I have a Willa, but Willa Elizabeth is too heavy on the 'l' sound).
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