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I love Greek names and I love names with more vowels than consonants. So I'm predisposed to love this on two counts. And I do.

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This has the additional benefit of the nn Edie. I'll have to remember that the next time someone says they like Edie but not Edith.

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The only down side for me is the similarity to one of my top ten names, Aoife. It's hard for me not to look at Aoide and pronounce it "EE-dee." But life is full of travails and this is one effort well worth making.

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I've added Aoide to my long list thanks to this thread. :-)

I love the meaning and it's a pretty name. I wanted to pronounce it EE-da though. But I do like the way it's actually pronounced.

I like it. it has a nice meaning and a nice sound, unfortunately though it would never be pronounced correctly. But still, i like it.