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Help[Opinions] Fritha
What does everyone think of Fritha, an Anglicization of Fríða? I'm pronouncing it like "FREEDH-a" (the "dh" represents the "th" in Heather, leather, gather, etc.). I'm quite taken with it and probably prefer it to Frida (et al.).
Some combos:
Fritha Eleanor
Fritha Elowen
Fritha Rosemary
Fritha Caroline
Fritha Constance
Fritha Millicent
Fritha Melisande
Fritha Sibylle
Fritha Gwendolen
Fritha Leonora
Fritha Jocosa
Fritha Emeline/Emmeline
Fritha Rosalind
Fritha Rosamund/Rosamond
Fritha Celeste
Some combos:
Fritha Eleanor
Fritha Elowen
Fritha Rosemary
Fritha Caroline
Fritha Constance
Fritha Millicent
Fritha Melisande
Fritha Sibylle
Fritha Gwendolen
Fritha Leonora
Fritha Jocosa
Fritha Emeline/Emmeline
Fritha Rosalind
Fritha Rosamund/Rosamond
Fritha Celeste
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Frith van der Merwe was an outstanding long-distance runner in South Africa: between the late 1980s and early 1990s she broke records and set high standards in the Comrades Marathon, a particularly difficult ultramarathon. So Frith seems neater and tidier and more familiar than Fritha, which I've never seen IRL. Freda, yes; Frith, yes definitely. Fritha, no: needlessly feminised and frilly.
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It reminds me of Frith from Watership Down, the god of the rabbits, creator of life and bringer of death, etc. It's okay, I guess.
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I don’t know why, but I instantly love it and it’s so unlike my naming style. It makes me think of a friendly and mischievous fantasy creature.
I think Fritha needs an airy middle name
Fritha Emeline
Fritha Sibylle
My suggestions:
Fritha Anemone
Fritha Serafine
Fritha Sky
Fritha Celeste
I think Fritha needs an airy middle name
Fritha Emeline
Fritha Sibylle
My suggestions:
Fritha Anemone
Fritha Serafine
Fritha Sky
Fritha Celeste
This message was edited 2/22/2024, 9:36 AM
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