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I don’t like the way it looks but enjoy the sound of it. Gives me sort of nature/ pixie vibes, strangely.
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I dont like it
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Not my cup of tea unfortunately. Reminds me of odd sounding medieval/renaissance music for some reason.
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I don't know if this pronunciation is correct- actually, it probably isn't- but I can't help but hear "your idiocy", when I say this name.
So, I don't care for it.
So, I don't care for it.
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I pronounce it yur-e-DIS-ee, with the I in the third syllable being a long I. The first syllable is identical to "your" and the third syllable is identical to "dice", if that's the pronunciation you're thinking of.
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That sounds like 'yer dicey' to me.
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I was just thinking of this name not too long ago after listening to the musical album. I think it is nice. Pronunciation and spelling issues, definitely, but I don't think that is a problem. It just flows off the tongue so well, too, and doesn't need a nickname.
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It sounds nice but the myth is kind of depressing.
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I adore it! It's ravishing.
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This message was edited 4/11/2021, 8:54 AM
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oops, meant to reply to OP
I've loved it for about two decades, but I think it's maybe hard to pull off. It's...audacious, ephemeral, whimsical, and stern.
It seems a little bit like Daphne, Persephone, Ophelia, except it's more fun to say, and the meaning's cooler.
I'm also reminded a bit of Electra, Olympia, Ariadne.
I pronounce it with a hard C in my head, so if it was pronounced in English with a soft C, that'd seem weird to me.
I've loved it for about two decades, but I think it's maybe hard to pull off. It's...audacious, ephemeral, whimsical, and stern.
It seems a little bit like Daphne, Persephone, Ophelia, except it's more fun to say, and the meaning's cooler.
I'm also reminded a bit of Electra, Olympia, Ariadne.
I pronounce it with a hard C in my head, so if it was pronounced in English with a soft C, that'd seem weird to me.
This message was edited 5/20/2020, 12:58 PM
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