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Help[Opinions] Re: Sibyl or Sibylla?
in reply to a message by Llewella
The Sibelius resemblance is neat. I never thought of that.
If Sibel isn't related, where does it comes from? Is it a variant of Isabel? Just curious.
And on a side note, if you like the sound of Sibel, you might like the French pronunciation of Cybele, which is virtually the same. It's pronounced, "SIB-uh-lee" in English (and Greek?). But the French "si-BEL" is beautiful too. I've toyed with Marie-Cybele as a combo because it sounds like "Mary so beautiful." I'll have to play around with Sibel now. Thanks!
If Sibel isn't related, where does it comes from? Is it a variant of Isabel? Just curious.
And on a side note, if you like the sound of Sibel, you might like the French pronunciation of Cybele, which is virtually the same. It's pronounced, "SIB-uh-lee" in English (and Greek?). But the French "si-BEL" is beautiful too. I've toyed with Marie-Cybele as a combo because it sounds like "Mary so beautiful." I'll have to play around with Sibel now. Thanks!
This message was edited 6/16/2011, 1:46 PM
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