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I'd pronounce it KEER-a-trix because I think that sounds pretty cool. Fun to say!

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Don't know if it's usable on a real person because it seems pretty contrived.

This message was edited 10/10/2016, 12:35 PM

It sounds cool, but I don't think it's usable. Makes me think of cicatrix, a kind of scar.
I would pronounce it kee-ar-a-TRIX or see-ar-a-TRIX.

It reminds me a lot of Creatrix, which I was thinking about as a name last night (sims). Were you thinking about the divine feminine?

Sounds like an animal's scientific name.

It sounds like the name of a drug peddled on TV for arthritis or something. I don't think its usable.

Hi !!!

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Well... too strange

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I pronounce chah-RAH-treex.

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Byeeeeee

It looks like the name of a medicine to me (if I saw it in the subject of an email, I'd think it was spam), so I'm leaning towards it not being usable.

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My first guess for pronunciation would be kee-AR-ah-Tricks.

I'd say kee-AR-a-trix or see-AR-a-trix. I also thought of see-AIR-a-trix just because I know a Ciara pronounced "Sierra", but that's unlikely.

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Nicknames: Ciara, Cia, Trix, Trixie

This message was edited 10/7/2016, 2:46 PM

No. Absolutely not.

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I would pronounce it like the name Ciara + "trix" like in Bellatrix.

If Ciara is approximately prounced keera, then Ciaratrix makes me think of the word curatrix (term for a female curator). Sounds almost indistinguishable, to me, if I say it fast. Interesting.

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Otherwise it looks like a smush with Beatrix and Ciara, but I don't think that works because the suffix -rix is for one who does it, like suffix -or / -er, and it's too much that way ... like smushing Hunter and Aidan to make Aidanter.

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It's weird but not less usable than, say, Condoleezza.
Cat could be a nick for it.

This message was edited 10/7/2016, 12:16 PM

This definitely sounds like a medicine! Reminds me of Cialis I think. I would pronounce it see-AH-ra-trix upon seeing it. Trixie could be a nickname, or just Ciara. Cici.