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eye-SOLD-uh or ee-SOL-duh.

ih-ZOL-duh

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Sort of German mixed with English. I've only ever heard it pronounced like that (or ee-ZOL-duh), though ih-ZOL-de is not that bad.

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I love the name but prefer the medieval spelling Isolda.

iz-old

Ee sold.
Isolde Laurel would be pretty.

ee-ZOLD

ee-SOLD, but much softer...like...Ih-SOULD...I don't know how to write it...

I pronounce it i-ZOL-deh.

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Isolde Rose -- this is lovely.
Isolde Susan -- don't really care for this
Isolde Laurel -- nice, but I prefer Laurel Isolde as I think it flows better this way.

I say is-ol-day

Not sure whether this is the "beautifulest" or not...

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but I prn it as ih-ZOL-deh.

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I like the echoed vowel sounds in Isolde Rose.
Isolde Susan just doesn't do it for me.
Isolde Laurel is nice enough, but I prefer Isolde Lorelei.

IZ-old or EEZ-old

It is pronounced EEE-Sold

I-Zol-de

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Isolde Rose
Isolde Laurel
Sounds nice :)

I pronounce it IZ-ol-dee and dislike all the other pronunciations.

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Isolde Laurel is my favourite of your combos, though I love Susan far more than Laurel. I think Susan Isolde would be a striking combo.

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Array

Well,

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I always thought "IS-old", like just saying "she is old". That's the only turn off I've had to it, otherwise I like it a lot. But on the "Tristan + Isolde" movie trailer, they say it like "EEZ-old". Either way, they're rather similar.

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Of your combos, I like Isolde Rose and Isolde Laurel the best, though both are NMS. What about:

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Isolde Elspet
Isolde Beatrice
Isolde Beatrix
Isolde Wren
Isolde Caitriona
Isolde Rain
Isolde Rhiannon
Isolde Cait
Isolde Lily
Isolde Grace
Isolde Kathleen
Isolde Victoria
Isolde Morgaine
Isolde Maeve
Isolde Emilie

This message was edited 2/2/2007, 9:28 AM

i-ZOL-de.
I only like Isolde Rose :)