I was wondering what everyone thinks of the name [name]Otylia[/name] (or [name]Ottilia[/name] or [name]Ottilie[/name])
Is it too cutesie for a grown woman? Which form of the name do you prefer?
Also,
I would love some opinions (or more suggestions) on the other names we are considering:
[name]Marilou[/name]
[name]Saskia[/name]
[name]Rosalie[/name]
[name]Dasha[/name]
Eulailie/ [name]Eulalia[/name]
Thankyou!
I like the name, it’s very distinctive. I prefer the [name]Ottilie[/name] version the best; the extra “a” makes it a little more frilly for me.
Of the other names:
[name]Marilou[/name] - Not really my taste, I’m not a fan of smushing two names together. It sounds a little country for me.
[name]Saskia[/name] - Pretty.
[name]Rosalie[/name] - Reminds me of “Twilight”, but it’s nice. I really like that sort of underused vintage name.
[name]Dasha[/name] - Also not my taste. Reminds me of the “A-a” pronounced “[name]Adasha[/name]” joke.
[name]Eulalie[/name]/[name]Eulalia[/name] - It’s really lovely, the “U” sound is unusual and distinctive. [name]Eulalie[/name] is a character in “The [name]Music[/name] [name]Man[/name]” and I’m a theatre geek, so that’s a nice tie-in for me. Unlike [name]Ottilie[/name], for this one I prefer the version with the “a”.
I really like [name]Ottilie[/name]. It’s so charming and British upper crusty. [name]Ottilie[/name] has such a cute ring to it, which I think [name]Ottilia[/name] doesn’t have. The others on your list aren’t my taste, but I do like [name]Rosalie[/name]. Gl
I knew a fair [name]German[/name] woman who had the name [name]Ottilie[/name] and I always thought it was pretty and unusual. I like it! From your list, [name]Saskia[/name], [name]Rosalie[/name] and [name]Eulalie[/name]/[name]Eulalia[/name] are wonderful options too!