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1. AH-ree-AHN
2. It's ok. Better than the frilly Ariana/Arianna. I prefer Ariadne though.
3. Arianne Celeste.
Arianne Marie.
Arianne Sabine.
Arianne Anything-with-two-syllables-and-an-'ee'-ish-ending.

1. AHR-ee-ANN or maybe AHR-ee-AHN (where AHR rhymes with car and ANN rhymes with hand)

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2. I like it. It's pretty, and seems especially appealing now that Ariana is becoming more overused.

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3.
Arianne Willow
Arianne Morena
Arianne Catherine
Arianne Jade
Arianne Louisa
Arianne Tinuviel
Arianne Lucasta
Arianne Lorena
Arianne Laurel
Arianne Lilac
Arianne Liora
Arianne Melora
Arianne Theresia
Arianne Viola
Arianne Serena
Arianne Selena
Arianne Elizabeth
Arianne Cordelia

1. A girl I know with this name.

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2. ARRY-anne

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3. Arianne Juliet is the first that comes to mind.

1. How do you pronounce it?
UH-ryann

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2. What do you think of it?
- I thought it was Adrienne when I first read it. I prefer Arianne by a long way. It's pretty but a bit frilly for me.

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3. Can you think of a good combo for it?

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Arianne Salome
Arianne Lovisa
Arianne Louisa
Arianne Paloma
Arianne Melusine
Arianne Perpetua
Arianne Esme
Arianne Cosima

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This message was edited 8/15/2013, 1:15 PM

1. ar-ree-ann

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2. It's a nice name, not to frilly.

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3. Arianne June, Arianne Calypso, Arianne Elaine...

1. air-ee-ANN

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2. Reminds me of Aryan.

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3 Arianne Janae? Arianne Colette? I want a two syllable middle name with the emphasis on the second syllable, for some reason.

I say a-ree-AN. It's ok but I prefer the spelling Ariane. Ariana is even better.

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Arianne Glenys
Arianne Maria
Arianne Mary
Arianne Maxima
Arianne Naomh
Arianne Nolwenn
Arianne Sibyl
Arianne Sophia
Arianne Theresa
Arianne Wilhelmina

Two ways to say it come to mind. I would be likely to blurt it out as rhyming Marianne (airee ANN). If I stopped to consciously choose, I'd say ahree ANN because I like that better. I think it would work either way but ahree ANN does remind me a little bit of "Aryan" which could be weird in some demographics

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I think it's pretty boring and colorless. Not ugly or anything. It's substantial-seeming and gives off light, but it just strikes me as really bland and smooth and forgettable because of the sounds. Like Leanne or Lauren or Ellen. It's just a taste thing I guess.

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Arianne Gilberta
Arianne Michaela
Arianne Aderyn

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1.) arry anne
2.) OK - like it but doubt i'd use it. Similar to Orianne or Oriana (which is a P & O cruise ship) it does remind me of the sea in that respect.
3.) Arianne Louise
Arianne Marie
Arianne Marina
Arianne Sophie

1. I guess I'd pronounce it Airy-Anne.
2. It's all right; I think I like Ariana/Arianna more.
3. Arianne Denise? Arianne Leigh? Arianne Brooke?