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Love it. It's got retro-charm written all over it.

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I've heard it pronounced various ways, so I'm a little intimidated by it. "YOO-lah-lee" in UK, "yoo-LAY-lee" in Southern US and "yoo-LAH-lee." Other? This is one of the few times when I dislike the UK pronunciation of a name.

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I can't really come up with mns for it until I know how you are pronouncing it. But I'd love to try.

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ETA: When will I learn to read the other posts first?

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I see you've already answered this question. So. Using the "yoo-LAH-lee" pronunciation, how about:

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Eulalie Sophia
Eulalie Frances
Eulalie Cornelia
Eulalie Antonia
Eulalie Victoria
Eulalie Jane
Eulalie Charlotte
Eulalie Martine
Eulalie Gwendolen
Eulalie Diana
Eulalie Cora
Eulalie Justine
Eulalie Flora / Fleur
Eulalie Violet
Eulalie Thora
Eulalie Nora
Eulalie Virginia
Eulalie Pandora

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You like?

This message was edited 5/18/2009, 11:04 AM