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I was thinking of a name that would go with Rhiannon as a twinset, and I just couldn't find one that I liked at this database, so I explored farther. I came across one, Maelona, which means "Divine Princess" (I submitted it, FYI). It's pronounced mae-LOH-nah, and I thought it was sweet.
So what do you think of Rhiannon and Maelona? Are there any combos that you like that come to mind?
So what do you think of Rhiannon and Maelona? Are there any combos that you like that come to mind?
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Rhiannon is nice, but I'm not a fan of Maelona, sorry.
The stressed, long "o" sound is rarely a favorite for me, so Maelona is already starting out in a hole. But my real objection is that it looks made-up. I'm not saying it is made up and yes, all names were made-up at some point. But next to timeless Rhiannon it looks completely out classed.
Could I interest you in Rhiannon and Morna?
The stressed, long "o" sound is rarely a favorite for me, so Maelona is already starting out in a hole. But my real objection is that it looks made-up. I'm not saying it is made up and yes, all names were made-up at some point. But next to timeless Rhiannon it looks completely out classed.
Could I interest you in Rhiannon and Morna?
This message was edited 7/28/2009, 4:30 PM
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Maelona kind of reminds me of melanoma, skin cancer. It is pretty though.
I really like Rhiannon!
I really like Rhiannon!
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Oh, that's lovely! Though, quick question - is the "mae" syllable pronounced more like "mye" or "may" (I've heard "mae" pronounced both ways)?
Maelona and Rhiannon make a very pretty twinset - they fit and flow together very well. And "Divine Princess" is a gorgeous meaning ^-^
Maelona and Rhiannon make a very pretty twinset - they fit and flow together very well. And "Divine Princess" is a gorgeous meaning ^-^
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I think it's supposed to be pronounced like 'may'. I'm not sure...
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