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I adore Ursula and would absolutely consider using it.

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I think my favorite combo is Ursula Mathilde. Others:

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Ursula Daphne
Ursula Edith
Ursula Eugenie
Ursula Genevieve
Ursula Ghislaine
Ursula Henriette
Ursula Judith
Ursula Roxane
Ursula Sigrid
Ursula Vivienne

I would not use it. I think it sounds like somebody getting punched in the stomach.

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Nevertheless, what about

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Ursula Alice
Ursula Camille
Ursula Claire
Ursula Hope
Ursula Jane
Ursula Judith
Ursula June
Ursula Mabel
Ursula Margaret
Ursula Maud
Ursula Opal
Ursula Rose
Ursula Rosemary

I agree re: sea witch. I wouldn't use it because I don't like the 'Urs' sound, but it's cool and I'd be pleased to see it.

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Ursula Beatrix
Ursula Caroline
Ursula Cassia
Ursula Catherine
Ursula Coralie
Ursula Delphia
Ursula Dinah
Ursula Dorothy
Ursula Frida
Ursula Jessamine
Ursula Margaret
Ursula Mavis
Ursula Phoebe
Ursula Rosamund
Ursula Tabitha
Ursula Tamsin
Ursula Vendela
Ursula Violet
Ursula Xanthe
Ursula Zoe

Hi !!!!

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I like Ursula as a given name. It is strong, austere and aristocratic with a natural meaning.

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But I would not use it in real life. Its sound is too dark and sullen to makes it one of my choices.

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Ursula Carmen Is my top combo! The r is to show the energy of both names in my mind.

I do like Ursula, but I'm warming towards Ursa, more and more. I would probably use that before I'd use Ursula.

If the baby I lost had been a girl then he'd have been Ursula Ingrid. It took me a few years but it's back on my list at number one! I think it's a beautiful name and rather unexpected. My combo is Ursula Rosy but I'm not 100% on it. I also enjoy Ursula Theodora.

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Ursula Delphine
Ursula Phoebe
Ursula Magdalene
Ursula Mary
Ursula Undine
Ursula Josephine
Ursula Iris
Ursula Alice

This message was edited 5/15/2019, 10:51 AM

Ursula sounds unpleasant to me, and I still associate it with the sea-witch. In my mind, Ursula pretty much conjures up the definition of hag:
1: an ugly, slatternly, or evil-looking old woman
2 archaic (a : a female demon (b : an evil or frightening spirit : Hobgoblin
3 : Witch

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To be fair though, I tend to find the sound of most 'U' names off-puttingly guttural. It could be my accent. I do like Uriah for boys, and I like Unathi and Ume for girls, but that is about it.

This message was edited 5/15/2019, 1:24 PM

I really hate it, I am sorry. Because: It sounds ugly, it reminds me of the sea-witch from "Arielle" or half naked Ursula Andress and I have a very annoying relative named like this.

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Ursa sounds already a lot nicer IMO.

This message was edited 5/15/2019, 1:58 PM

While personally, I wouldn't use Ursula, I like the combinations Ursula Sibyl / Sybil, Ursula Tamsin, Ursula Mary Ingrid Ursula and Iris Ursula.

This message was edited 5/17/2019, 3:33 PM

I have actually met an Ursa in real life (her father was an astronomy professor), but not Ursula, and that makes me sad. I've always loved the name, even as a little girl watching The Little Mermaid, and I would gladly name my daughter Ursula... if I was sure I wouldn't get so much push-back from just about everyone I know.

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Most middle names I've paired with Ursula haven't commanded a whole lot of attention, because I don't want her to be outshone:

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Ursula Maud
Ursula Katharyn
Ursula Gabrielle
Ursula Zoe
Ursula Meredith
Ursula Farrah
Ursula Nadine
Ursula Maeve
Ursula Natalie
Ursula Hera
Ursula Tess
Ursula Jane
Ursula Jade
Ursula Margaux

This message was edited 5/17/2019, 3:10 PM