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Help[Opinions] Re: Sibyl
in reply to a message by rem
I love Sibyl. It's strong, feminine without being fussy and has a mythological connection. Perfect. Sensible shoes chic.
Personally I use the Sibyl spelling because that's how the noun sibyl is spelled. I think the Sybil spelling is due to confusion with Sylvia.
"Sibyl, Sage and Cyrus" is "s" heavy. But I love Sibyl and Cyrus so much I don't care. :-) By the way, I've surprised myself and recently learned to love the name Saga on a girl. Sage is too popular right now. I don't suppose I could interest you in Sibyl, Saga and Cyrus?
Sibyl Minerva
Sibyl Igraine
Sibyl Francesca
Sibyl Hester
Sibyl Mariah
Sibyl Carlotta
Sibyl Matea / Mattea
Sibyl Antonia
Sibyl Callisto / Callista
Sibyl Hermione
Sibyl Theodora / Dorothea
Sibyl Carina
Sibyl Violet
Sibyl Catherine / Katharine
Sibyl Irene
Sibyl Claudia / Claudette / Claudine
Sibyl Rhiannon
Sibyl Garnet
Sibyl Victoria / Victorina
Sibyl Miranda
Sibyl Margaret / Marjorie / Mairead / Marguerite / Margot
Sibyl Gwendolen
Sibyl Iris
Sibyl Eugenia / Eugenie
Sibyl Myra ("MIE-ruh")
Sibyl Julia
Sibyl Timothea
Sibyl Huguette
Sibyl Mary / Marianne / Marion
Sibyl Amanda
Sibyl Hendrika
Sibyl Maia / Maya
Sibyl Frederica / Fredrika
Sibyl Eudoxia
Sibyl Morwenna
Sibyl Johanna
Sibyl Naomi
Sibyl Valerie / Valeria
Sibyl Matilda
Sibyl Edith
Sibyl Audrey
Sibyl Jane / Joan
Sibyl Aurelia
Sibyl Vincenza ("vni-CHEN-zuh")
Sibyl Justine
Sibyl Euphemia
Sibyl Afton
Sibyl Cornelia
Sibyl Daphne
Sibyl Carys / Charis
Sibyl Phoebe
Sibyl Enid
Sibyl Veronica
Sibyl Consuelo
Sibyl Freya
Sibyl Artemisia
Yes, no, maybe so? :-) Thanks.
Personally I use the Sibyl spelling because that's how the noun sibyl is spelled. I think the Sybil spelling is due to confusion with Sylvia.
"Sibyl, Sage and Cyrus" is "s" heavy. But I love Sibyl and Cyrus so much I don't care. :-) By the way, I've surprised myself and recently learned to love the name Saga on a girl. Sage is too popular right now. I don't suppose I could interest you in Sibyl, Saga and Cyrus?
Sibyl Minerva
Sibyl Igraine
Sibyl Francesca
Sibyl Hester
Sibyl Mariah
Sibyl Carlotta
Sibyl Matea / Mattea
Sibyl Antonia
Sibyl Callisto / Callista
Sibyl Hermione
Sibyl Theodora / Dorothea
Sibyl Carina
Sibyl Violet
Sibyl Catherine / Katharine
Sibyl Irene
Sibyl Claudia / Claudette / Claudine
Sibyl Rhiannon
Sibyl Garnet
Sibyl Victoria / Victorina
Sibyl Miranda
Sibyl Margaret / Marjorie / Mairead / Marguerite / Margot
Sibyl Gwendolen
Sibyl Iris
Sibyl Eugenia / Eugenie
Sibyl Myra ("MIE-ruh")
Sibyl Julia
Sibyl Timothea
Sibyl Huguette
Sibyl Mary / Marianne / Marion
Sibyl Amanda
Sibyl Hendrika
Sibyl Maia / Maya
Sibyl Frederica / Fredrika
Sibyl Eudoxia
Sibyl Morwenna
Sibyl Johanna
Sibyl Naomi
Sibyl Valerie / Valeria
Sibyl Matilda
Sibyl Edith
Sibyl Audrey
Sibyl Jane / Joan
Sibyl Aurelia
Sibyl Vincenza ("vni-CHEN-zuh")
Sibyl Justine
Sibyl Euphemia
Sibyl Afton
Sibyl Cornelia
Sibyl Daphne
Sibyl Carys / Charis
Sibyl Phoebe
Sibyl Enid
Sibyl Veronica
Sibyl Consuelo
Sibyl Freya
Sibyl Artemisia
Yes, no, maybe so? :-) Thanks.
This message was edited 1/10/2013, 12:30 PM
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*blushes* Of course. I don't know what I was thinking. . . .
Well, isn't it nice to know everyone is naming their Sage's after yours? :-) (~~crawls away~~)
Well, isn't it nice to know everyone is naming their Sage's after yours? :-) (~~crawls away~~)
This message was edited 1/10/2013, 3:49 PM
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Well it's 461 on this site so while it's risen in popularity, I don't think it will ever be the next Emily or Ava. I would think my location would be more likely to have Sages since we have many outdoorsy folks and hippies, but I still don't see it often. It's rather an honoring name since it's what my Dad wanted to name me so I think I would have still used it even if it was a bit more popular.
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