At least they can’t claim that it’s “[name]Heaven[/name] backwards”! But [name]Neveah[/name] is even uglier than the “name” [name]Nevaeh[/name].
I think [name]Nevaeh[/name] is among the worst names out there. It’s always accompanied by the “it’s heaven spelled backwards” line whenever people say it. I’ve heard of combos like [name]Nevaeh[/name] Tnes (heaven sent) that make it worse.
The worst part is when people make up meanings for [name]Nevaeh[/name], like claiming it means “butterfly”. Usually, they’ll say it’s Slavic. [name]Nevaeh[/name] is definitely not a Slavic name, although there is a similar-sounding Croatian/Serbian name, Nevena, which means “marigold”.
To put it simply, I hate the name [name]Nevaeh[/name].
[name]Just[/name] wait for this one.
Yesterday I noticed one of the little girls at daycare is Neveahya. Again, Neveahya. So not only is heaven spelled incorrectly backwards, her parents decided to add a “ya” on the end. Poor, poor child.
Also, how is [name]Nevaeh[/name] (with the ‘ae’) pronounced? Neh-vay-uh, Neh-vee-uh, Neh-vay? I’m assuming that [name]Neveah[/name] would be Neh-vee-ah…
I concur, [name]Nevaeh[/name]/[name]Neveah[/name] is terrible, not attractive, and neither a word nor a name. Please, just use [name]Heaven[/name], or [name]Celeste[/name], [name]Celestia[/name]…or “heaven” in any language!
I hear it pn “[name]Nuh[/name]-VAY-uh” around here, and spelled [name]Neveah[/name] (as we all know this is not heaven in reverse). I would be slightly less irked by [name]Nevaeh[/name] pn “[name]Nev[/name]-Ay”, but would never recommend or use it.
[name]Angel[/name], [name]Heaven[/name], [name]Evangeline[/name] - or get a bible and start digging. There are plenty of other options. It’s not clever, just kind of sad.
This is so tacky. What’s worse is that one of the most popular names for twin girls is [name]Heaven[/name] and [name]Nevaeh[/name]! I couldn’t believe it when I read that!