[Opinions] Isadora or Isidora?
Which spelling looks better? The name means "gift of Isis" in Greek and both spellings are historic variants.
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I like both, but I prefer the way Isadora looks.
I prefer Isidora, because Isadora looks too much (to me) like "is a door".
Isidora
Isadora just reminds me of Isadora Duncan and her unfortunate scarfy death.
Isadora just reminds me of Isadora Duncan and her unfortunate scarfy death.
Isadora.
Isidora ... you could call her Sid
This message was edited 6/15/2011, 10:52 AM
Awww
Isadora...
Looks much nicer to me, and it also makes sense for the way I prefer to pronounce the name, "iz-uh-DOR-uh". If you prefer the short "i" sound, as in "lip" to the "uh" sound, then it makes more sense to spell it with an "i".
Looks much nicer to me, and it also makes sense for the way I prefer to pronounce the name, "iz-uh-DOR-uh". If you prefer the short "i" sound, as in "lip" to the "uh" sound, then it makes more sense to spell it with an "i".
Isadora
Ingen text. Förresten så skulle jag inte uttala Isidora och Isadora på samma sätt.
Ingen text. Förresten så skulle jag inte uttala Isidora och Isadora på samma sätt.
Isadora
I actually know someone with this name so I'm more drawn to this spelling.
I actually know someone with this name so I'm more drawn to this spelling.
Isidora
They are both lovely, but I think I prefer Isidora just a little bit.
They are both lovely, but I think I prefer Isidora just a little bit.
Isidora
It's more alert and sharp. Isadora looks like she's channelling Isabella and I don't like that.
It's more alert and sharp. Isadora looks like she's channelling Isabella and I don't like that.
Isidora.
Isidora
Isadora
Isidora!
Feels sharper and cleaner than Isadora.
Feels sharper and cleaner than Isadora.
Isadora