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Hi everyone,

​I am planning to open a private medical clinic specializing in breast and thyroid radiology (imaging and diagnostics). I am considering naming it "Prima" because of its Latin roots meaning "first" or "premier," aiming for a tone of high-quality, patient-first care.

​Because this clinic focuses heavily on women's health, I also view the fact that "Prima" is a feminine form as a major positive—it feels tailored to the patient demographic.

​However, I know the word has specific everyday meanings in German and Italian modern languages.

​Would love to hear your honest thoughts on how this name feels to a native speaker! Thank you!

Hi everyone,

​I am planning to open a private medical clinic specializing in breast and thyroid radiology (imaging and diagnostics). I am considering naming it "Prima" because of its Latin roots meaning "first" or "premier," aiming for a tone of high-quality, patient-first care.

​Because this clinic focuses heavily on women's health, I also view the fact that "Prima" is a feminine form as a major positive—it feels tailored to the patient demographic.

​However, I know the word has specific everyday meanings in German and Italian modern languages.

​Would love to hear your honest thoughts on how this name feels to a native speaker! Thank you!