[Opinions] Re: Alana
in reply to a message by Lily
Alana: a-LAH-na (the lowercase a's are like schwas)
Alanna: Same as Alana, but maybe with more of a "catch" on the n sound. So it would be less like a-LAH-na and more like a-LAHN-na.
Alannah: I'd probably pronounce this like Alanna, but I could be convinced it's a-LANN-a (rhyming with Hannah).
I don't know anyone with any of these names.
1) Alana
2) Alanna
3) Alannah
(I think this is one of the names where simplicity is best!)
I'd assume Alana
I don't think it's dated or boring. It reminds me of those Tamora Pierce books where the main character was named Alanna.
An Alana would be pretty, smart, imaginative, dreamer-type person, who gets along with people but is always willing to fight for herself and others, a bit reserved but never too shy to express her opinions when needed.
An Alanna would be similar, but maybe less of a dreamer and more outgoing.
Alana and Alanna would both have brown or red hair.
Alannah would be more prissy, less noble, less intelligent, and more superficial.
Alanna: Same as Alana, but maybe with more of a "catch" on the n sound. So it would be less like a-LAH-na and more like a-LAHN-na.
Alannah: I'd probably pronounce this like Alanna, but I could be convinced it's a-LANN-a (rhyming with Hannah).
I don't know anyone with any of these names.
1) Alana
2) Alanna
3) Alannah
(I think this is one of the names where simplicity is best!)
I'd assume Alana
I don't think it's dated or boring. It reminds me of those Tamora Pierce books where the main character was named Alanna.
An Alana would be pretty, smart, imaginative, dreamer-type person, who gets along with people but is always willing to fight for herself and others, a bit reserved but never too shy to express her opinions when needed.
An Alanna would be similar, but maybe less of a dreamer and more outgoing.
Alana and Alanna would both have brown or red hair.
Alannah would be more prissy, less noble, less intelligent, and more superficial.