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Help[Opinions] Re: Favorite Greek mythology names?
in reply to a message by Adeline
Aglaia - nice meaning, but the look and sound throw me
Andromeda - too many masculine sounds for my ear and I think of a space ship rather than the constellation
Artemis - also looks/sounds just a bit too masculine to me
Demeter - ditto masculine
Eudora - sound-wise, I'm drawn to the "dora" component, but the first syllable reminds me of "eww" as in yucky and I've not been able to shake that (bad nerd, bad nerd, I know)
Hermione - intriguing but not something I will probably ever consider using
Iphigenia - "iffy genie" is what I hear. If I'm going to have a genie in my life, he/she shall be decisive, I say!
Medea - unpleasant association
Mnemosyne - love the meaning, wish I loved the sound
Pandora - cookin' up "dora"...maybe with a little citrus reduction sauce
Penelope - love love love
Clearly, I am sleepier (and hungrier) than one ought to be while offering up opinions. My apologies. :)
Andromeda - too many masculine sounds for my ear and I think of a space ship rather than the constellation
Artemis - also looks/sounds just a bit too masculine to me
Demeter - ditto masculine
Eudora - sound-wise, I'm drawn to the "dora" component, but the first syllable reminds me of "eww" as in yucky and I've not been able to shake that (bad nerd, bad nerd, I know)
Hermione - intriguing but not something I will probably ever consider using
Iphigenia - "iffy genie" is what I hear. If I'm going to have a genie in my life, he/she shall be decisive, I say!
Medea - unpleasant association
Mnemosyne - love the meaning, wish I loved the sound
Pandora - cookin' up "dora"...maybe with a little citrus reduction sauce
Penelope - love love love
Clearly, I am sleepier (and hungrier) than one ought to be while offering up opinions. My apologies. :)
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