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thread: Middle name for Aya please

  1. #19
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    Aug 2008
    Ouiinslano
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    I love Elspeth. I haven't seen Elsbeth so much, but heck, yes, why not? It's so pretty.

  2. #20
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    Dec 2007
    Victoria
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    Elsbeth?
    Was my high school German teacher's name!

  3. #21

    Feb 2008
    With my awesome cherubs
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    I think you should use one of the names you would have chosen.for a first name

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  4. #22
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    Sep 2007
    Brisbane
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    Thanks all

  5. #23
    2013 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.

    Apr 2006
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    Aya Rose

    I know Rose is a super common middle name now, but I think it goes really nicely with Aya.

  6. #24
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    Jan 2009
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    Louise, Lucy, Cleo, Caprice.

  7. #25
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    Sep 2007
    Brisbane
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    HELP!

    I'm having second thoughts about this name because it is pronounce eye-uh, which is how we say ire. I don't want to sound like I'm saying ire when I call out her name. Did you think of this? I'm also worried it is too simple. I like the sound, but the association with ire is making me very uncomfortable.

    Be honest please!

  8. #26
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    Jan 2008
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    Aya Lauren
    Aya Kate

  9. #27
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    Jan 2009
    In my own little fantasy world
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    I wouldn't think that. Didn't even consider it until your post.

    My first thought for a middle name was Maree. Aya Maree.

  10. #28
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    May 2005
    in the national capital
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    I think that people who don't know will say Aay -uh

  11. #29
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    Sep 2011
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    Aya is a lovely name! I don't think many people would come up with the association to 'ire' - I didn't until I saw your question. Ire is also probably one of those words that's pronounced a bit differently by different accents depending on if they say the 'r' as an 'r' if you know what I mean. It may be that it's only our aussie accent that make them sound similar.

    Of the middle names suggested I like

    Aya Louise
    Aya Elsbeth

  12. #30
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Victoria
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    No...because I pronounce "ire" as "eye-er", and that name as"eye-ah"...it is a subtle difference, but ire would never have occured to me had you not said it.

  13. #31
    BellyBelly Member

    Sep 2007
    Queensland
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    I think that most people would pronouce it Aay-uh. I don't think the connection to ire is too great - not a problem for me. Though I know where you are coming from - I ruled out Noah as I didn't like that the name starts with No (as opposite to yes)

    I like the idea of using a "virtue" name and continuing the "theme" from Grace. Faith is nice, but I also like Prudence, Charity, Constance, Patience, Trinity. I don't think you could use Honour though!

  14. #32

    May 2008
    Melbourne, Vic
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    Love Hadassah.

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