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Fla-too-ra? hay-zee-uh?

They look nice names but I would never use them.

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Some combos:
Flutura Nahema
Flutura Joy
Flutura Cora
Flutura Kaya
Flutura Emma

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Haizea Selena
Haizea Oda
Haizea Johanna
Haizea Chestina
Haizea Leah
Haizea Herminia

This message was edited 2/12/2009, 11:49 AM

I like the meanings and prefer then as names

Flutura makes me think of the Futura typeface (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futura_(typeface) ), which thus makes me associate the name with extreme roundness. Although I like some names round, this is just TOO round for me. I realize it means "butterfly" but graphic design nerd in me just hears the typeface.

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Argh, the close bracket on the end of the link isn't working.

This message was edited 2/11/2009, 8:35 PM

I wish I was more keen on Flutura, it does have a lovely meaning, but it looks so made-up to me (even though I know it's not). It also looks like it might be pronounced "Flutter-uh" by people, which would butcher it so terribly.

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Haizea, also no idea of how it's supposed to sound, but I'd bet most would say "HIGH-za" or "HIGH-zee". I do like things with zed's in them, though; it's a very pretty name.

This message was edited 2/11/2009, 8:07 PM

No idea on pronunciations, but I love Flutura, gorgeous meaning.

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Maybe Flutura Helen, Flutura Melusine, Flutura Amarantha, Flutura Georgette, Flutura Georgine, Flutura Liora / Liorit? Did you want Hebrew or anything goes?