Message: "WDYTO Lorelei?" - Behind the Name

WDYTO Lorelei?

by Aine (poetic_freedom)

4/9/2009, 8:59 PM

General impressions? Do you consider it a frilly name? Does it sound too light and flippant?

#Lorelei

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- Alcyone

4/10/2009, 3:56 PM

Lorelei is lovely. I don't think it sounds frilly. It's a strong name yet it still sounds feminine.

- Maegirl (guest)

4/10/2009, 12:39 PM

I love this name. I am considering using it for a daughter. My finance is from Argentina and he also loves this name. Plus, his name is Ariel so the mermaid theme fits fine for us :)

- TheDreadedSockMonkey

4/10/2009, 8:21 AM

I like it, but my fiance HATES it. This is one of the few names I've tossed at him that he had a passionate opinion for. He just vetoed it right off the bat, saying it was a "fluffy mermaid name." Heh-heh.

I still think it's pretty, though, if that helps.

- Murasaki (lady murasaki)

4/10/2009, 8:08 AM

It sounds nice, but it does seem a bit too frilly and light. I'm reminded of Lorelei Lee in "Gentlement Prefer Blondes", or of the Rhine mermaid legend.

- Jonquil +1

4/10/2009, 12:29 AM

It's very pretty - seductive even! - but I think it might be too attached to legend to make it usable.

- jennifer

4/10/2009, 5:20 AM

There are three characters on Gilmore Girls named Lorelei, which I'd think of first. Lorelei, Rory (yes, Lorelei named her daughter after herself), and Gran- all are Lorelei Gilmore.

- Amazing +1

4/9/2009, 9:50 PM

I think it' lovely! I also like, Laurel.

So much better than the ever so dull, Laura and Lauren.

- Lizzie_Jay

4/9/2009, 9:58 PM

re: your signature

If you want the pic to appear try this

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