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Birth announcement

by Akua Topaz

4/6/2017, 5:23 PM

Parents Katherine Ray "Kasey" and Ryan announce the birth of their daughter, Amelia Odette.

WDYT? I like both names, though Amelia is a little too trendy for me right now. Odette is a unique choice which I admire. I think it would've been interesting to mesh the two and see an Odilia.

With freedom, books, flowers, and the moon, who could not be happy?
Oscar Wilde

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This message was edited 4/6/2017, 5:24 PM

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- erb816

4/7/2017, 11:09 AM

I prefer Amalia to Amelia (I'm not crazy about the "meal" sound in the middle), but Amelia Odette is simply lovely.

- Angrboða (Moirrey) +2

4/7/2017, 6:09 AM

Amelia is super common, but its a lovely name, I do prefer the spelling Emilia because of the medical condition, but it's still a lovely name. Odette is objectively fine, but it reminds me of odor and reeks of trying too hard.

- Tisiphone +1

4/7/2017, 8:43 AM

pronunciation

Where I am, Amelia and Emilia are pronounced similarly, but not exactly the same (I prefer Emilia as well) - do you pronounce them exactly the same where you are?

- Angrboða (Moirrey)

4/8/2017, 3:56 AM

There is a slight difference in the AA/Eh sound, but it's negligible enough that I'd consider them interchangeable.

- Caprice

4/7/2017, 3:53 AM

Very nice. I really like Odette.

- Tisiphone

4/7/2017, 3:30 AM

I like Odette a lot! I met a girl called this the other day; a friend's sister and it suited her so well. Also the name of my favourite restaurant, so the connotations are ALL positive :)

- Nicholas (DundiculutNicholas)

4/6/2017, 7:23 PM

Not bad, I like Odette.

- bisclavret

4/6/2017, 6:33 PM

I agree with you about Amelia. Nice enough sounding, but far too common.

I do like Odette, although I think it looks a little too blunt to be a first name. Odilia is interesting, but I find the Odil- beginning unappealing and mannish despite the feminine ending. I prefer Odessa, Odeya, or Olesia.

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