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HelpHow do you pronounce....
Laelia
Linnea
Lynnae
Edited to add: Since my MN is Lynne I'd like to use something like it for a daughter's MN. I pronounce these:
Linnea- looks like (lin ee uh) but I guess it's pron. (lin ay uh)
Lynnae- (lin ay)
Lynneah- (lin ee uh)
Laelia- (lay lee uh)
*Any other forms you can think of to honor my MN Lynne? Thanks :-)
Linnea
Lynnae
Edited to add: Since my MN is Lynne I'd like to use something like it for a daughter's MN. I pronounce these:
Linnea- looks like (lin ee uh) but I guess it's pron. (lin ay uh)
Lynnae- (lin ay)
Lynneah- (lin ee uh)
Laelia- (lay lee uh)
*Any other forms you can think of to honor my MN Lynne? Thanks :-)
This message was edited 12/5/2004, 9:37 PM
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I asked about Linnéa just a couple of weeks ago
http://www.behindthename.com/bb/arcview.php?id=110326&board=gen
Miranda
http://www.behindthename.com/bb/arcview.php?id=110326&board=gen
Miranda
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Thanks
Since it's pron. (lin ay uh). I'd spell it so it looked like that, possibly:
Linaya
...any other ways?
Since it's pron. (lin ay uh). I'd spell it so it looked like that, possibly:
Linaya
...any other ways?
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Linnaea's closer to its origin
Since the name comes from Carolus Linnaeus's surname. The pronunciation's a bit more obvious too, though personally I think Linnaea looks messier than Linnéa.
But Linnéa, with the accent, is pretty straightforward imo. After all, most people in English-speaking countries know that é equals the AY sound, due to common names like Désirée and Renée.
I really wouldn't spell the name in any way else other than Linnea or Linnaea, personally. Anything else just looks kre8iv and--truthfully--a bit ignorant to me.
Miranda
Since the name comes from Carolus Linnaeus's surname. The pronunciation's a bit more obvious too, though personally I think Linnaea looks messier than Linnéa.
But Linnéa, with the accent, is pretty straightforward imo. After all, most people in English-speaking countries know that é equals the AY sound, due to common names like Désirée and Renée.
I really wouldn't spell the name in any way else other than Linnea or Linnaea, personally. Anything else just looks kre8iv and--truthfully--a bit ignorant to me.
Miranda
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