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Help[Opinions] How would you instinctively pronounce this name?
Odeya / Odeyah. If you saw that name written done or on a name badge, how would you assume it was pronounced? And what do you think of it? Thanks.
Sarah -
Wife to DH Paul
Mama to:
Jasper Emmanuel (2010)
Jethro Zion (2014)
Eden Arielle (2017)
Moses Remiel (2018)
Sarah -
Wife to DH Paul
Mama to:
Jasper Emmanuel (2010)
Jethro Zion (2014)
Eden Arielle (2017)
Moses Remiel (2018)
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I would say o-DEH-ya, like Mireya mee-REH-ya, pretty nice name in general, but not my preferred style.
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Thanks, it’s actually pronounced oh-DAY-ah.
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I would say oh-DAY-uh. It's okay.
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Oh-DAY-uh
It seems to go with the other names in your sibset! It seems pretty gender neutral to me as well.
It seems to go with the other names in your sibset! It seems pretty gender neutral to me as well.
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Oh-DAY-uh
It seems to go with the other names in your sibset! It seems pretty gender neutral to me as well.
It seems to go with the other names in your sibset! It seems pretty gender neutral to me as well.
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It’s actually a beautiful feminine Hebrew name meaning I will thank God, ode to God.
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O-day-ah or Ode-ya or O-die-ah maybe. I wouldn't know how to pronounce it, so I would probably make a mess of it and ask the person for clarification.
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oh-DAY-a
It reminds me of the word "odious".
It reminds me of the word "odious".
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Oh really? That’s unfortunate! :)
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Oh-DAY-uh.
It's pretty, it has a sort of Old West/Native American feel to it.
It's pretty, it has a sort of Old West/Native American feel to it.
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It’s actually a Hebrew name meaning I will thank God, ode to God.
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Oh-DAY-uh, which is gorgeous imo.
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Yes, I think it’s a beautiful name too.
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O-DAY-ah
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oh DAY uh. I quite like the sound of it, but not enough to use.
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I would assume it would be said VERY similar to the name, "Adaiah" (uh-DAY-uh) but an "O" sound at the beginning. I find it pleasant. It's unique (or possibly rare) without being TOO out there and has a lovely sound to it. I'd spell it as Odeya. I find 'h' unnecessary.
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You are correct, it is o-DAY-uh. It’s a beautiful feminine Hebrew name meaning I will thank God, ode to God. You can legitimately spell it Odeya or Odeyah. I like either spelling, but probably gravitate more towards Odeyah, as it derives from the Hebrew “òdeyáḣ”.
This message was edited 6/15/2021, 8:53 PM
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Oh-day-ah
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Oh-day-ah
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O day a
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oh-DAY-uh
I like it, but only if it’s spelled Odeya, not Odeyah.
I like it, but only if it’s spelled Odeya, not Odeyah.
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OH-DEE-YA. I would probably wait for a hint from them, though.
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I would pronounce it like aw-DAY-uh. It's an okay name.
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This was one I asked you about awhile back when I saw you mention it. I think it's beautiful and unique, but not in a trendy/superficial way if that makes sense; like I can tell it has substance/meaning behind it.
Anyway, I pronounce it oh-DAY-uh.
Anyway, I pronounce it oh-DAY-uh.
This message was edited 6/15/2021, 5:24 PM
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It is beautiful, it’s a feminine Hebrew name meaning I will thank God, ode to God. And that’s exactly how it’s pronounced :)
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oh-DAY-uh
It's pretty, but not my style.
It's pretty, but not my style.
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“Oh-day-ah”
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oh-DAY-ah. I don’t hate it but it doesn’t appeal that much either.
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oh-DAY-yah
It's fine. It reminds me of names of African origin, possibly masculine.
It's fine. It reminds me of names of African origin, possibly masculine.
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It’s actually a feminine Hebrew name meaning I will thank God, ode to God. And yes, that’s how you pronounce it. Just wanted to see if people would instinctively pronounce it that way or not.
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Oh-DAY-yah.
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I would pronounce it "oh-DAY-ah". It seems like an interesting name.
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Yes, that’s how you pronounce it. Just wanted to see how people would instinctively pronounce it. It’s a feminine Hebrew name meaning I will thank God, ode to God.
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