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#1 Permanent Rose

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Posted 28 July 2012 - 10:26 PM

So as many of you know, Mariah is one of my favorite names. It was actually the name of my best friend in first grade, and a few days ago, as I was going through some old keepsakes, I discovered that she actually spelled her name Myriah, not Mariah.

So I was wondering what spelling you guys preferred. I really like Mariah/Myriah in a sibset with Maura/Mara and Monica - I just thought that Mara (which is my preferred spelling) and Mariah look a little too similar, so I thought I might choose Myriah instead, just so there would be some variation in the spellings.

Also, what do you think of the name Ellery for a girl? Usually I'm not a fan of unisex names, but I've been thinking about this one lately because I do like Ella/Elle, but Ellery is a bit more unique.

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Posted 29 July 2012 - 07:13 AM

I don't really care for Myriah, sorry :( it makes me think MY-rye-uh, rather than muh-rye-uh. If you want a different spelling though, Moriah is fairly standard :) I know a girl with this name <3

In a sibset, Mariah and Mara are super close. Both start with mah/muh :/ It all depends on whether you feel they're hard to say together though :)

Ellery is okay, I don't care for it on either a boy or a girl. I can see how it'd have a feminine appeal though :) For whatever reason, every time I see it I think 'celery'. Its probably just me being a wacko though :wacko: Its not a bad name though. I love 'elle' names, I have Eloise on my list still <3

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Posted 29 July 2012 - 12:30 PM

I agree with Remy. I wouldn't pronounce Myriah the same way as I would Mariah due to the spelling differences. I think Mariah and Moriah are nice spellings though. Monica and Mara are lovely, too!

I've always pictured Ellery as a boy name, though I understand that it does sound a tad feminine. I have it as a middle name for Charles, so I just don't like it on a girl for that reason. Sorry!

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Posted 30 July 2012 - 09:36 PM

I think I like how Ellery looks more than how it sounds, because as you state, Haddie, it does quite unfortunately sound like Celery. And kind of like Hilary, which I'm not a fan of either.

What do you guys think of just Elle? Like Rose, I sense it would be a pain in the patootie to find a middle name for, lol

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Posted 01 August 2012 - 11:00 AM

I do like how Ellery sounds for the most part. Unfortunate how it makes me think of celery so much lol. And Hilary, now that you point it out.

I love Elle! It would be a pain to find a middle name, but worth it! :) i had Elle Taylor on my list, which flows fairly well.

Elle Tamara
Elle Aurora
Elle Beatrice
Elle Natalia
Elle Georgina
Elle Victoire

I think long, elegant names suit. Or even using Elisabeth or Penelope nick name Elle.

GL!




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