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Re: Nevaeh
I have a student aged 12 called Nevaeh. I honestly thought it would be Ne-VAY-aShe pronounces it Navar.
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I think neh-VAY-a is the most common one, or neh-VAY.I never heard of Navar :O
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You mean, like Navarre? Spanish geography? Well, well. I know a man in his early 30s with no Spanish background at all whose given name is Navarre, and with a totally non-Spanish ln it seems odd. But Nevaeh = Navarre is odder!
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NavarreNo lie, I've actually always thought Navarre would be a cool name, every since I heard it on Rutger Hauer's character in Ladyhawke (though IIRC, he's called Navarre because that's his family name / where he's from, not his Christian name).
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Yes, exactly like Navarre!
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