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Help[Opinions] Erlea
I found a new name I like. Erlea. It means "bee" in Basque, which is nice because I like nature names, and it's similar to my grandma's name Erla, which I don't like a whole lot. I'm not Basque at all though. Not that I'm likely to use either Erla or Erlea on a child - I'd have to have twin girls for my next pregnancy! (the next child will have a name from DH's family, and I'm only having 2 pregnancies)
Anyway, WDYT?
Anyway, WDYT?
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Pretty in a way, but not especially notable.
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What an adorable meaning. To think, somewhere in the world a mother is calling her three year old, "bee." Too cute.
If it's pronounced, "ehr-LAY-uh," then I love it. "ur-LEE-uh" would leave me cold, however. And that's the most likely pronunciation where I live.
(Baby LC? Waiting until he/she is born before announcing the name? Not a bad idea.)
If it's pronounced, "ehr-LAY-uh," then I love it. "ur-LEE-uh" would leave me cold, however. And that's the most likely pronunciation where I live.
(Baby LC? Waiting until he/she is born before announcing the name? Not a bad idea.)
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The Er- beginning makes it look too old-ladyish to me. It puts me to mind of Ernestine.
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I like Erlea as an alternative for Erla. It's a cute name!
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I've never seen it before, but I like it too, and the meaning is nice. The Basque name pool is really cool - I had a Basque friend once, shame he wasn't my type!
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