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Help[Opinions] Arielle?
WDYTO Arielle (are-ee-el)?
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I like it a lot. If you are going to pronounce it as are-ee-el, then I would use this spelling. I do prefer Ariel though (air-ee-el).
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I like it. Some friends of mine have a little girl named Arielle. Very pretty.
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I love it and that pronunciation.
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I love Arielle, but said air-ee-el
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I, personally, prefer Ariella (my top favorite girls' name), but nevertheless, I think Arielle is a very pretty name (I love this pronunciation...so much nicer than "air ee uhl" imo).
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love it.
I have a niece called Aryellah (pronounced like Ariella)
and while I personally prefer the simpler spelling it is a very beautiful name for a beautiful little girl.
Arielle is beautiful to and I think its a bit less frilly for those who prefer less frills!
I have a niece called Aryellah (pronounced like Ariella)
and while I personally prefer the simpler spelling it is a very beautiful name for a beautiful little girl.
Arielle is beautiful to and I think its a bit less frilly for those who prefer less frills!
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I love your niece's name, though, I, too prefer the spelling Ariella. It's my top favorite girls' name (has been for quite some time). It's gorgeous and so underused imo.
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yep, definently underused. I hadnt heard of it until my niece was given the name.
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No.
Arielle is French, Ariel is Hebrew. Ariel is unise, and I believe it was originally masculine (correct me if I'm wrong, please), whereas Arielle is only feminine. Ariel is a mermaid, Arielle isn't. The prn.s vary with the spelling. Arielle is lovely, and I think it's just as perfect as Ariel, only different.
Arielle is French, Ariel is Hebrew. Ariel is unise, and I believe it was originally masculine (correct me if I'm wrong, please), whereas Arielle is only feminine. Ariel is a mermaid, Arielle isn't. The prn.s vary with the spelling. Arielle is lovely, and I think it's just as perfect as Ariel, only different.
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