Alida
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It's a cool name. It's uncommon, but not too out there.
I once met an Aleida (a-LAY-da), which is a name that I also like. AH-lie-da is pretty as well.
I once met an Aleida (a-LAY-da), which is a name that I also like. AH-lie-da is pretty as well.
Funny, I was just thinking of this name the other day. It's not one you hear often and yes, I think it's quite pretty. The reason I was thinking of it was because I went to school with triplets ( two girls and one boy) and one of them was called Alida. I was desperately trying to think of the two other triplets names. I can't remember though :(
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I like it quite a bit. It can be playful or serious and those are not two things you can always find together in a name.
I think you should go for it!
I like it quite a bit. It can be playful or serious and those are not two things you can always find together in a name.
I think you should go for it!
This message was edited 4/16/2011, 1:56 PM
I like it better knowing it's pronounced "ah-LEE-dah"; I first pronounced it "ah-LID-uh". I do sort of like it but wouldn't use it myself.
It could also be shortened to Ali.
:)
It could also be shortened to Ali.
:)
My partner in crime is named Alida! :) I like it.
It's not really my style but it's a pretty name. It feels really classic to me, and it's unique!
Did you ever see "The Third Man?" If you're into film noir it's a must see -- great theme music. The lead female role is an actress by the name of Alida Valli. (Orson Wells and Joseph Cotton round out the leads.) Alida's name always fascinated me. It takes on the mood of the film for me -- mysterious, dangerous, European, post WWII Vienna.
I love the look and the sound of Alida. Plus, it has that "Third Man" association for me. What's not to love?
I love the look and the sound of Alida. Plus, it has that "Third Man" association for me. What's not to love?
This message was edited 4/15/2011, 3:37 PM