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in reply to a message by Perrine
I like Clara. I don't think it will become common though, although it has a lovely timeless appeal to it.
In England it's only got one pronunciation but I know elsewhere there is a bit of a battle between CLAR-rah and CLAIR-rah.
I personally prefer the (English) former pronunciation and therefore don't particularly associate it with Clare / Claire, more Cara. (I prefer it over Cara).
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/117870?sort=gender&pop=ew
^Top 2 = James / Henry and Alice ~~ Bottom 2 = Stark and Indiana (m)
In England it's only got one pronunciation but I know elsewhere there is a bit of a battle between CLAR-rah and CLAIR-rah.
I personally prefer the (English) former pronunciation and therefore don't particularly associate it with Clare / Claire, more Cara. (I prefer it over Cara).
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/117870?sort=gender&pop=ew
^Top 2 = James / Henry and Alice ~~ Bottom 2 = Stark and Indiana (m)
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