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What do you think of Fiera? Is it usable? Any combos?
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I love it! I'd use it in a heartbeat. It's short, simple, pretty, and "fiery". It sounds like the name of someone who has a lot of spirit. I also love the meaning-- it's one of the few girls names with a good meaning that isn't "fluffy".
Fiera Dawn
Fiera Morgan
Fiera Saskia
Fiera Anwen
Fiera Cressida
Fiera Jasmine
Fiera Lilith
Fiera Olivine
Fiera Artemis
Fiera Morrigan
Fiera Ravenna
Fiera Hester
Fiera Morwen
Fiera Hesper
Fiera Tamsin
Fiera Aster
Fiera Gwendolen
Fiera Bronwen
Fiera Oona
Fiera Sylvie
Fiera Dorcas
Fiera Guinevere
Fiera Persephone
Fiera Lyra
Fiera Joan
Fiera Ozma
Fiera Helene
Fiera Ceridwen
Fiera Antonia
Fiera Dawn
Fiera Morgan
Fiera Saskia
Fiera Anwen
Fiera Cressida
Fiera Jasmine
Fiera Lilith
Fiera Olivine
Fiera Artemis
Fiera Morrigan
Fiera Ravenna
Fiera Hester
Fiera Morwen
Fiera Hesper
Fiera Tamsin
Fiera Aster
Fiera Gwendolen
Fiera Bronwen
Fiera Oona
Fiera Sylvie
Fiera Dorcas
Fiera Guinevere
Fiera Persephone
Fiera Lyra
Fiera Joan
Fiera Ozma
Fiera Helene
Fiera Ceridwen
Fiera Antonia
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Well, I pronounced it wrong until I read the site. I read it as "fee-AIR-uh". I thought that sounded kind of cool but I don't know about "fee-E-rah".
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I don't really understand how "fee-E-rah" is pronounced, but I do know that 'fiera' is the feminine form the Italian adjective for 'proud', which IS pronounced "FEE-air-uh". It's not used as a name, but I think it is pretty. Esperanto isn't really a "real" language anyway...
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"fee-AIR-uh" and "fee-E-rah" are practically the same exact pronunciation, in my accent (midwestern)
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Same here. I say it "fee-AIR-uh" but I don't think that's too different from "fee-E-ra". They are different, but only slightly.
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Really? Interesting. They sound very different in mine.
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Sounds like a Pontiac car that wants to be a Ferrari.
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I was thinking Guy Fieri from Food Network.
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