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post 14/11/2012, 07:37 PM
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Think we may have a boys name- but since we are not finding out need some girls names


What is the correct pronounciation of:

-Aurelia

-Aurellia


I also like Aurora (but all my other children have an E and an A in there name so would like to keep that up unless I found something perfect)...

DD has a older/classic style name- has only sat on the edge of the top 100 - 3 times in the last 10yrs...

My 3 boys all have different names...

So for a girl I want to find something pretty- not made up- not to different - but not top 100... oh and hopefully with an A & E in it....
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PippityRoo
post 14/11/2012, 08:00 PM
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I pronounce it 'aw-ray-lee-ah'. Not sure if I'm right though.

How about Alessia to fit in your theme?
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la di dah
post 14/11/2012, 08:42 PM
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ow-RE-lyah, but I don't know if that's right either.

I love Aurora way more.

Names with A and E in them, some pretty normal and some pretty weird (but I like all of these):

Mae/Maeve, Jane, Clare/Claire, Hazel, Yael, Leah, Azalea, Evangeline, Leora, Eliana, Beatrix, Reina, Xanthe.

Did you know Jane is ranked in the low five hundreds of popularity in NSW? Neither did I, I just looked it up to make sure it was out of the top 100, which I was pretty sure it was but I couldn't believe it was that rare.
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ali-song
post 14/11/2012, 09:01 PM
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I would have said "aw-REEL-ee-ah" - in my head that's the Love, Actually pronounciation. Pretty name!

As an alternative, how about Erica?
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lsolaBella
post 14/11/2012, 09:07 PM
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Like PP I have the love actually pronunciation in my head.

Lovely name.

Artemisia is my loved unused name.

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Seeta girl
post 14/11/2012, 09:11 PM
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I would go with the Love Actually pronunciation too.
I love the name!
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Smudgied
post 14/11/2012, 09:12 PM
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In Aus it is said Awe-ray-lee-ah and Oh-ray-lee-ah. But, if you don't know how to say it why would you want to use it??

In europe it changes depending on the country you are in/are from.
Keep in mind a mean nickname for it is Areola. I know because I have a gf Aurelia and she was teased with it in PS.

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doctorseuss
post 14/11/2012, 09:13 PM
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I'd use Aurora and forget your "letter rules". I just had to give up all having an "I" in our names for DD3 - it is worth it!!

Or what about Arielle?
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kerilyntaryn
post 14/11/2012, 09:23 PM
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awe-ree-lee-ah

what is your other dd;s name

what about

Adele
Averly
Erika
Eliza
Amelia
Freya
Gabriella
Abigail
Naomi
Rebekah
Jessica
Sarah
Susanne
Vanessa
Valerie
Melissa
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schnookaberg
post 14/11/2012, 09:28 PM
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How about:
Ariel
Annabel
Arabella
Audrey
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