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Help[Opinions] Re: Blythe vs Blithe
in reply to a message by guru
Blythe. I say it with an unvoiced th like in 'thin.' I would say Blithe with a voiced th like in 'this.' Blythe is a name, and I like it. But Blithe is just a word meaning something not very namey, like 'chirpy and glib,' as far as I'm concerned.
I'm not excited about Dinah Blythe. The consonant sounds don't work together IMO. It's like orange, green, and white, and too square with the two stressed I sounds (I mean square shape, not dorkiness). And it has a 'nub' sound in the middle. How about Daphne Blythe or Ada Blythe.
I'm not excited about Dinah Blythe. The consonant sounds don't work together IMO. It's like orange, green, and white, and too square with the two stressed I sounds (I mean square shape, not dorkiness). And it has a 'nub' sound in the middle. How about Daphne Blythe or Ada Blythe.
This message was edited 6/4/2012, 9:47 AM
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