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in reply to a message by Delphi_Blue
Because of the accent mark, in French it would be said em-ay-LEES. In English, it would end up being more like EM-ay-lees or EM-eh-lees. It might also end up being said like EM-eh-leez in English, with the 'z' sound. It appears to be a blend of names beginning with Em (such as Émile, Emma, Emilia )+ Élise, a form of Elisabeth.
I think it's lovely! Definitely different and distinctive, but in a good way. Has a sweet vintage feel.
Emmy is a good nickname. I like it best spelled Emmy.
Emmélise Josephine (or Joséphine, the French way)
Emmélise Josette
Emmélise Pearl
Emmélise Rose
Emmélise Rosemary
Emmélise Jeannette
Emmélise Violet
Emmélise Hélène ("ay-LEN")
Emmélise Marianne
Emmélise Maria
Emmélise Françoise
Emmélise Cecilia
Emmélise Dominique
Emmélise Catherine
Emmélise Marguerite (or Margaret)
Emmélise Annette
Emmélise Christine
Emmélise Gabrielle
Emmélise Victoria
Emmélise Raphaëlle
Emmélise Clémence
Emmélise Noëlle
It seems to me French names work well with Emmélise, which makes sense. :P
I think it's lovely! Definitely different and distinctive, but in a good way. Has a sweet vintage feel.
Emmy is a good nickname. I like it best spelled Emmy.
Emmélise Josephine (or Joséphine, the French way)
Emmélise Josette
Emmélise Pearl
Emmélise Rose
Emmélise Rosemary
Emmélise Jeannette
Emmélise Violet
Emmélise Hélène ("ay-LEN")
Emmélise Marianne
Emmélise Maria
Emmélise Françoise
Emmélise Cecilia
Emmélise Dominique
Emmélise Catherine
Emmélise Marguerite (or Margaret)
Emmélise Annette
Emmélise Christine
Emmélise Gabrielle
Emmélise Victoria
Emmélise Raphaëlle
Emmélise Clémence
Emmélise Noëlle
It seems to me French names work well with Emmélise, which makes sense. :P
This message was edited 2/17/2014, 11:46 AM
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