Elysia
What are you opinions on Elysia? As in, from Elysium? It means blissful.
Though it does look like a trendy form of Alicia, it isn't. I am rather taken by it.
There is a street I drove past yesterday with the name Elysian, and I was inspired to discuss it.
It's certainly a better alternative to Heavenleigh or Nevaeh. @@
Though it does look like a trendy form of Alicia, it isn't. I am rather taken by it.
There is a street I drove past yesterday with the name Elysian, and I was inspired to discuss it.
It's certainly a better alternative to Heavenleigh or Nevaeh. @@
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I have a friend who named her daughter Elysia. She's a very sweet baby, so I have a good image attached to the name.
I have to say that I prefer Elysian, though. I don't know, it just sounds cool. I like it.
I have to say that I prefer Elysian, though. I don't know, it just sounds cool. I like it.
It's pretty. I prefer it to Alicia or Elyse.
I've given Elysia some thought before and I love it. Like you, my only reservation is that people would assume it's a variant of Alicia or even think it's Alicia if they didn't see it written down. I pronounce it with the 'leez' sound and I wonder if the pronunciation would be problematic. I've known people with far less complex names that others just can't seem to get right for some reason. For example, I know a girl named Elissa and you'd be surprised the number of people who get that wrong (Alicia, Alyssa, Elise, etc.).
But I love Elysia's meaning and it's so much better than other heaven names, that's for sure. For me, it's a win because I love Eliana but could never use it (I'm Elena with a dd named Anna). Elysia has the same feel for me.
What Elysia combos have you considered?
But I love Elysia's meaning and it's so much better than other heaven names, that's for sure. For me, it's a win because I love Eliana but could never use it (I'm Elena with a dd named Anna). Elysia has the same feel for me.
What Elysia combos have you considered?