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I heard this name for the first time recently. Yvelise was apparently contrived for the eponymous character of an Italian novel (perhaps combination of Yves + Elise), and seems to be used primarily in Latin America.
Opinions? Thoughts?
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I heard this name for the first time recently. Yvelise was apparently contrived for the eponymous character of an Italian novel (perhaps combination of Yves + Elise), and seems to be used primarily in Latin America.
Opinions? Thoughts?
Sometimes sentences don't end the way you think they salad.
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I quite like it.
I have never heard of it before.
I am a fan of most y-names, but this is a little more elaborate than I have seen.
I like the Yvelise spelling the best, but could go for Yvelisse or even Evelise as well.
Ivelisse carries no appeal for me.
I have never heard of it before.
I am a fan of most y-names, but this is a little more elaborate than I have seen.
I like the Yvelise spelling the best, but could go for Yvelisse or even Evelise as well.
Ivelisse carries no appeal for me.
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