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HelpRe: Ida vs. Ada
in reply to a message by Billina
Ada sounds like the sort of 19th-century character who spends her life fainting. Ada the Fader? Not a lot of personality in there.
Ida, pron. EYEda, does not please me either. I prefer it pronounced EEda (I was at school with a Joan-Ida who pronounced it like that; she'd been named after her mother and, I think, an aunt) but not enough to use.
Ida, pron. EYEda, does not please me either. I prefer it pronounced EEda (I was at school with a Joan-Ida who pronounced it like that; she'd been named after her mother and, I think, an aunt) but not enough to use.
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