Message: "Sibylla, Ianthe, and Madalina."

[Opinions] Sibylla, Ianthe, and Madalina.

by Alyia (alyiaryianne)

12/9/2007, 6:02 PM

What do you think of those names, initially?

I've been trying to think of some combos. I'm really digging these names for whatever reason.

Ianthe Ruth
Ianthe Sibylla
Ianthe Camelia
Ianthe Lucia
- How do would you pronounce Ianthe?

Sibylla Ruth
Sibylla Ianthe
Sibylla Madalina

I basically just mixed up the names there. I'm not feeling particularly creative. Thanks in advance for your comments and/or suggestions. :)

#Ianthe #Madalina #Sibylla

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- Rowena

12/9/2007, 6:59 PM

What do you think of those names, initially?

Sibylla - Very pretty and much better than the popular Isabella.

Ianthe - Gorgeous. Love it.

Madalina - Very pretty. I prefer it spelled Madelina though.

Ianthe Ruth
Ianthe Sibylla
Ianthe Camelia
Ianthe Lucia

Ianthe Sibylla and Ianthe Ruth are my favorites of these combos.

- How do would you pronounce Ianthe?

ie-AN-thee

Sibylla Ruth
Sibylla Ianthe
Sibylla Madalina

Sibylla Ruth flows the nicest out of these.

Madalina Raluca
Madalina Octavia

I dislike both of these combos.

- kra (guest) +2

12/9/2007, 6:53 PM

How do you pronounce the first two?

- Alyia (alyiaryianne) +1

12/9/2007, 7:02 PM

If you click on the names you're asking about, there should be a pronunciation guide there.

But I don't believe there is one for Ianthe, and I say it eye-ANN-thee.

- kra (guest)

12/9/2007, 7:05 PM

Madalina for sure.

Ianthe 2nd.

I see the appeal of Sibylia. But it just doesn't quite do it for me.

- heron

12/9/2007, 6:27 PM

I like Madalina. Ianthe is OK, but it's the name of a lake near where I grew up, so it's not really a person name for me. I'd pronounce it 'eye-ANTH-ee' (soft 'th' as in 'think').
Not a fan of Sybilla at all really. I like Ianthe Lucia and Madelina Octavia.

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