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I saw a woman named Pocahontas in an obituary yesterday. I can't say I have ever seen anyone else named that in this day and age. Has anyone else heard it being used?
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No. Never.
I think it would look kind of ridiculous in this day and age because of the Disney adaptation of the story.
I think it would look kind of ridiculous in this day and age because of the Disney adaptation of the story.
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No, I haven't, but that is awesome! :)
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I've never seen a real life Pocahontas, but that is amazing. Now I just need to see a real life Scheherazade and my life will be complete. was she an elderly woman?
This message was edited 7/12/2011, 7:51 AM
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I know a Scheherazade (well, it's Šeherezada here) and I've heard of a few more. So, you just have to visit Croatia:-)
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Oh my god, I DO have to visit Croatia! Igors AND Šeherezadas?! It is paradise on earth.
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LOL, I bet you'd be the only one here for the names:-)
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Šeherezada is an awesome name! I can't say I've ever seen or heard that form before.
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A hugely popular Turkish soap had the main character named Şahrazad and I bet there will be baby Šeherezadas born here because of it (same thing when a Mexican soap Esmeralda was popular).
This message was edited 7/13/2011, 2:14 PM
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She was only 68. Her still living sisters are Johnnie, Leona, Ramona, Renee, Rita, and Georgia. Her daughter's name is Daphne.
A Scheherazade would be a good find!
A Scheherazade would be a good find!
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I've never heard it on a real person either, but I do love the name. Not for a kid (I'm not *that* insane) but maybe a pet or a character. Pocahontas is nice =]
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LOL. Did they call her Pokie for short? :-)
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Pokie... the thought never crossed my mind, but no, they didn't mention a nickname. :-D
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I am pretty sure some celeb will pick it at some point, but no I have not heard it except for in movies and history classes.
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think there's a girl in Scotland with the name.
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