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I don't mind the name, but I don't like the character. I don't think it's a great association.

It's not so bad. I just don't like the association with The Odyssey with the sorceress turning people into pigs. I would pronounce it SIR-see. If I were to use it, it would be a definite GP.

I like it on a boy, GP

I'm studying Homer's Odyssey and Circe was a sorceress who turned Odysseus' men into pigs. In our class we pronounce it a bit like SURS.

I like the way it sounds and the way it looks. I like how round it is.

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That being said, there's also something about it that makes me not want to like it. Very puzzling.

Circe is lovely in sound, however the spelling doesn't really have punch. I still like it though.

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Circe Amelia
Circe Cecile
Circe Helene
Circe Isotta
Circe Catrin
Circe Ophelie
Circe Yspania
Circe Ismene
Circe Imogen
Circe Zephyrine

I love Circe (and Kirke). I pronounce it either SUR-see or SEER-see. It's so strong and feminine. I would love to meet a woman named Circe.

Once I get past the "circus" association, I really like it. The meaning is awesome, and I love the sound, too. I just may have to add this one to my PNL, too!