Re: Clodagh or Cloda?
in reply to a message by overtheclouds
Cloda does feel misspelled to me, technically, but for an English-speaking area, it would be pronounced correctly, I think. Hopefully, people wouldn't rhyme it with the word "clod". I think Clodagh would be more likely to rhyme with "clod" and might even get "dag" or "daw" or "daff" or "duff" at the end.
ETA: I think English speakers would most likely see Cloda as feminine but might take Clodagh as masculine, relating it to Claude.
ETA: I think English speakers would most likely see Cloda as feminine but might take Clodagh as masculine, relating it to Claude.
This message was edited 2/7/2013, 10:34 AM