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I think I like it better than Eileen, but since I don't like -een names in general, that doesn't help much. I had an Aileen friend at uni, but we've lost touch. And a school friend's mother was Aileen, but she pronounced it like Eileen - in her family there was a tradition of giving children A- names, and I suppose all the obvious ones had been used. Odd, though.

A bit too dated and serial killeresque. I prefer the similar sounding Elaine or Isla.

Wuornos.