Does it need to correspond to an English name?
I wouldn't think it was very hard to say Moja (MO-zhə) or Moji (MO-zhee).
The J sound might come out harder than it probably does in Mojdeh, but if you pronounced it ZH people might pick that up. Especially the Francophones. It would seem natural from Mojdeh, and cute IMO.
- mirfakThis message was edited 4/8/2016, 9:19 PM