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Help[Opinions] Alastríona or Caitríona
Which do you prefer; Alastríona (al-as-TREE-nah) or Caitríona (kah-TREE-nah)?
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Alastríona
I don't like Caitríona much because it sounds like Katrina, which I dislike.
I love the sound of Alastríona though. Very pretty.
I don't like Caitríona much because it sounds like Katrina, which I dislike.
I love the sound of Alastríona though. Very pretty.
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Alastríona
Caitríona has an Anglicised form, whereas Alastríona is more unique. I prefer the sound and meaning of the latter, anyway.
Caitríona has an Anglicised form, whereas Alastríona is more unique. I prefer the sound and meaning of the latter, anyway.
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Caitríona
I don't have the problem with Caitríona, but I have the urge to pronounce Alastríona as al-as-tree-oh-na).
I do like Alasdair though.
I don't have the problem with Caitríona, but I have the urge to pronounce Alastríona as al-as-tree-oh-na).
I do like Alasdair though.
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Alastriona.
Catriona is just a Gaelic form of Katrina/Spelling variant to me. It has lost its magic. Alastriona, on the other hand, is gorgeous and uncommon.
Catriona is just a Gaelic form of Katrina/Spelling variant to me. It has lost its magic. Alastriona, on the other hand, is gorgeous and uncommon.
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And to add...
.. It can also be pronounced cah-TREE-oh-na. Which is much prettier and it gains the charm it once had and is now competition for Alastriona.
.. It can also be pronounced cah-TREE-oh-na. Which is much prettier and it gains the charm it once had and is now competition for Alastriona.
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