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WDYT of the names Cecil and Cyrus? I've really been liking both recently, especially Cyrus. I've been pronouncing Cecil SEH-sil instead of SEE-sil, because I just don't like the long e sound in that name.
Also, any ideas for good combos? I'll admit to being at a bit of a loss.
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'06-'07 jazz sax section leader
'06-'07 flute section leader
'06-'07 lead pan section leader
Also, any ideas for good combos? I'll admit to being at a bit of a loss.
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'06-'07 jazz sax section leader
'06-'07 flute section leader
'06-'07 lead pan section leader
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I love both Cecil and Cyrus.....
Though Cyrus is my fave of the two. ^_^
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Though Cyrus is my fave of the two. ^_^
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I'm with you on Cecil (SEH-sil). Love it, very sophisticated. Cyrus is also great, although I'd put it more in the off-beat / quirky category.
Cecil Ian
Cecil Peter
Cecil Edward
Cecil August
Cecil Aubrey
Cecil Damian
Cecil Julian
Cecil Adrian
Cecil Jasper
Cecil John
Cecil Hugh / Hugo
Cecil Miles / Milo
Cecil Ives / Ivo
Cecil Thaddeus
Cecil Theodore
Cecil Thomas
Cecil Angus
Cecil Bernard
Cecil Bertram / Bertrand
Cecil Bartholomew
Cecil Benedict
Cecil Godfrey
Cecil Eustace (OK, now I'm really getting off on an obscure medieval track. But it's so fun)
Cecil Ambrose
Cecil Ian
Cecil Peter
Cecil Edward
Cecil August
Cecil Aubrey
Cecil Damian
Cecil Julian
Cecil Adrian
Cecil Jasper
Cecil John
Cecil Hugh / Hugo
Cecil Miles / Milo
Cecil Ives / Ivo
Cecil Thaddeus
Cecil Theodore
Cecil Thomas
Cecil Angus
Cecil Bernard
Cecil Bertram / Bertrand
Cecil Bartholomew
Cecil Benedict
Cecil Godfrey
Cecil Eustace (OK, now I'm really getting off on an obscure medieval track. But it's so fun)
Cecil Ambrose
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I like Cecil a lot (as well as Cecily for a girl), and I agree with you on the pronunciation. Cyrus is alright, but I don't like it nearly as much as Cecil. It reminds me a bit of cypress trees, not that that's a bad thing. As for combos, I can think of...
Cecil Clement
Cecil Alan
Cecil Martin
Cecil Ethan
Cecil Thomas
Cecil Gerard
Cyrus David
Cyrus Robert
Cyrus William
Cyrus Fabian
Cyrus Hamnet
Cyrus Ridley
Cecil Clement
Cecil Alan
Cecil Martin
Cecil Ethan
Cecil Thomas
Cecil Gerard
Cyrus David
Cyrus Robert
Cyrus William
Cyrus Fabian
Cyrus Hamnet
Cyrus Ridley
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I love Cecilia, Cecile, Celia and Cecily, too. Especially Celia and Cecily.
But I just thought I'd point out that Celia, despite its similarity in sound to Cecilia, is not a variant. Both Celia (and Celeste) derive from a different root than Cecil / Cecilia / Cecily, meaning blind. Celia and Celeste are from a Latin word meaning celestial / heavenly.
But I just thought I'd point out that Celia, despite its similarity in sound to Cecilia, is not a variant. Both Celia (and Celeste) derive from a different root than Cecil / Cecilia / Cecily, meaning blind. Celia and Celeste are from a Latin word meaning celestial / heavenly.
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I love them both, although Cecil reminds me of this alligator on a kids show. It's called Maisy, but hey I have two baby brother so these shows are on all the time.
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