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Help[Opinions] Re: Lideilah
in reply to a message by AshJ
If you're going to say it lih-DAY-lah, I'd spell it something like Lidela or Lidayla. Lideilah is insanely messy and ambiguous looking--I think that spelling would cause a world of trouble.
The sound is nice. :) For some reason, I'm reminded of Laneta (luh-NEE-tuh), the name of a girl I knew. Hers was a name I always thought was cool--I think it was one of those awesome old maybe-made-up 1800s family names that we don't have any of in my family. I'm jealous of people with crazy 1800s family names, lol. lih-DAY-lah sounds a bit like that, too.
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ETA: And the repeated AY sound makes it a cool combo with Jayne. I approve. Lidela Jayne or Lidayla Jayne--I'd prefer the former by far, since "ay" in names is the nomenclature equivalent to diarrhea in my eyes. :-/
...And then he said, "You're independent, aren't you?"
"Yes," said Laura.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
The sound is nice. :) For some reason, I'm reminded of Laneta (luh-NEE-tuh), the name of a girl I knew. Hers was a name I always thought was cool--I think it was one of those awesome old maybe-made-up 1800s family names that we don't have any of in my family. I'm jealous of people with crazy 1800s family names, lol. lih-DAY-lah sounds a bit like that, too.
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ETA: And the repeated AY sound makes it a cool combo with Jayne. I approve. Lidela Jayne or Lidayla Jayne--I'd prefer the former by far, since "ay" in names is the nomenclature equivalent to diarrhea in my eyes. :-/
...And then he said, "You're independent, aren't you?"
"Yes," said Laura.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
This message was edited 7/1/2006, 12:34 PM
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