The Quick Poll Thread, Volume 3!

General Name Discussion
9483

Delamira (deh-lah-mee-dah) for a~

  • A first
  • A middle

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9484

None of those feel very natural to me, I think I would say Ana or Stasi.

Edit: Just saw your comments on the issue, so neither of these would actually work for you. The only thing I can think of for the way you pronounce the name is Stasia, but I’m not sure how to clarify that Stasia is 2 syllables instead of 3.

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9485

There really isn’t anything wrong with Peggy, I just have a really bad personal association.

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9486
  • teddy sage
  • mika sage

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  • casper laurence
  • teddy casper

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9487

What trips me up about [name_f]Stasia[/name_f] is that I understand it’s 2 syllables shorter but visually, it doesn’t look that much shorter than [name_f]Anastasia[/name_f] so it doesn’t look like the quick, “I need your attention but your name is too long” name I’m searching for, if that makes any sense!

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9488

How are you pronouncing [name_f]Eloise[/name_f]?

9489

ell-oh-eez

9490

Caja

  • a Cornish word name derived from kaja “daisy”
  • a Danish variant of Kaja (Kaya)
  • means “box” in Spanish
How would you think Caja is pronounced?
  • KYE-ah
  • CAH-juh
  • CAH-yah
  • CAH-hah
  • CAH-zhah
  • Something else (@ me)

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Which Caja pronunciation do you personally prefer?
  • KYE-ah
  • CAH-juh
  • CAH-yah
  • CAH-hah
  • CAH-zhah
  • Something else (@ me)

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Because I want to keep the connection to the Cornish word for “daisy” (and not use Kaia/Kaya)…

Preferred spelling for KYE-ah
  • Caja
  • Kaja

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9491

I would say Cah-yah or Kay-ah

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9492

CAH-yah and KYE-ah sound almost exactly the same for me

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9493

which spelling do you prefer?

  • avonlea
  • avonleia

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9494

How are you pronouncing these? I’d say [name_f]Avonlea[/name_f] as ay-von-lee but Avonleia looks like it could be ay-von-lay-uh or ay-von-lee-uh

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9495

i’m pronouncing both of them like ay-von-lay-uh!

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9496

For your pronunciation, Avonleia is best but I prefer the look of and pronunciation of Avonlea (I’ve always said it similar to how Leanne described but the first A like in cat: ah-von-lee. But I prefer both -lee pronunciations over -leia).

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9497

this is how i feel! i’ve always heard and said avonlea with three syllables, so while i don’t like the avonleia spelling as much, it’s probably better for the pronunciation you’re going for

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9498

Same as @SparkleNinja18, for ay-von-lay-uh, I prefer the Avonleia spelling, Avonlea is only avon-lee for me

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9499

Vidalia?

  • sure!
  • not really, but I guess it’s fine for a UC
  • nope. leave it to the onions.

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9500

I instinctively read it as CAY-zhuh

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9501

I didn’t even know it was an onion until I asked the same exact thing on here and people mentioned it :sweat_smile:

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9502
is ellen too ellen degeneres?
  • yes, definitely a one-person name
  • for now yes, but the association will decline in a few years
  • maybe some people will make the connection, but not really
  • no, i don’t think so
  • who is that?

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do you think the association might be stronger for a child with lesbian parents?
  • yes
  • maybe
  • no

0 voters

do you think the association is weaker if it’s a middle name?
  • yes
  • maybe
  • no

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