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HelpRe: Dara and Cara
in reply to a message by New_Chloe
Darth Vader, lol.
I knew a Californian woman in the early 90s who had a young daughter named Dareth. It's a 70s style hippie name, is my impression - along the lines of Dusty or Tangela or Venus, but new-age-ier. She had some explanation of its meaning and origin that I can't remember, but she believed it was an old and rare name, as far as I could tell.
I have trouble with TAR-a / TAIR-a too. I get used to one, and then meet someone who's the other, and screw it up. A Tara I know (pron. Terra) said that when she went to England, people teased her when she introduced herself. They'd laugh and say "Oh, like a 'little terror'?"
- mirfak
I knew a Californian woman in the early 90s who had a young daughter named Dareth. It's a 70s style hippie name, is my impression - along the lines of Dusty or Tangela or Venus, but new-age-ier. She had some explanation of its meaning and origin that I can't remember, but she believed it was an old and rare name, as far as I could tell.
I have trouble with TAR-a / TAIR-a too. I get used to one, and then meet someone who's the other, and screw it up. A Tara I know (pron. Terra) said that when she went to England, people teased her when she introduced herself. They'd laugh and say "Oh, like a 'little terror'?"
- mirfak
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