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[Opinions] Re: Isidora vs Isadora
by
Wordsmith
3/7/2012, 7:08 AM
in reply to
a message by Calla
I prefer
Isadora
for its aesthetic value and
Isidora
for its semantic/etymological value (i.e., it's closer to the Greek, which translates as "gift of
Isis
" -- the
Isadora
spelling muddies that enchanting classical significance).
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Calla
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3/7/2012, 9:04 AM
I can agree with this.
Isidora
seems to have more meaning but
Isadora
looks 'better'. Sometimes. Depends on my mood, I guess lol
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