Message: "Heideliese / Heidelise ?"

[Opinions] Heideliese / Heidelise ?

by Jae (guest)

2/5/2005, 5:42 PM

There was a program with a woman by this name (pronounced either HIGH-de-LEES or HIGH-de-LEEZ), like a combination of Heidi and Elise (sounding similar to Anneliese). I'm assuming she was German. What do you think of Heidelise or Heideliese (I can't remember the exact spelling)? I personally think it's a pretty name.

#Heideliese #Heidelise

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- alice (alice17)

2/6/2005, 9:30 AM

I work behind the healthcare counter in a pharmacy store and it reminds me of a few medicines we have

I like Heidi though :)

alice x

- edk

2/6/2005, 8:16 AM

Hmm this could grow on me maybe. I'd probably prefer it as a mn.

Shane & Elizabeth
11/20/04

We are future parents to:

Benjamin Luke, Alexander

Sara Anneliese, Rachel Sophia

- shantastic

2/5/2005, 7:39 PM

Heideliese is lovely. I think. :)

Shannon

- Chrisell

2/5/2005, 7:27 PM

Ooh, a new name!

Heideliese is BEAUTIFUL! I love Heidi / Adelheid but I'd never have the courage to use them here in Australia (even though we have a German-speaking background). Heideliese is just lovely.

:-)

♦ Chrisell ♦

All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us. - J.R.R. Tolkien.

- Lissa Hannah (Lissa)

2/5/2005, 6:08 PM

I think it's trying to ride on the popularity of Anneliese. I don't care for Heidilise because it looks like a smushed form of Heidi and Elise, and while I don't care for those names either, I much prefer them apart, as two-first names. So, I don't care for the name, as it's, along with Anneliese, very sloppy looking, and I don't care for their sounds.

-Lissa Hannah-
As soon as tradition has come to be recognized as tradition, it is dead. - Allan Bloom

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