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Eibhlin and Niamh
Wdyto Eibhlin(ev-leen) and Niamh(neev)? I love these names and would most likely use them as mn.Such as Lucienne Eibhlin or Lucinenne Niamh.Wdyto these paired names? Thanks in advance.
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Love bothBut I have always heard Eibhin pronouced ave-leen and so that is how I pronounce it and the way I like it.
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Eibhlin is unattractive to my ears. I LOVE Niamh, though, but LucienNe Niamh runs together.
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Eibhlin is NMS. Niamh is really cute! Lucienne Niamh is my favorite combo.
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I like both and especially love the sound of Eibhlin. I'm not sure I could spell it without help to save my life, though. ;-)
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If I had a dd tomorrow, her name would be Niamh Annmarie. Niamh is utterly gorgeous. I used to adore Eibhlin, when I thought it was pronounced like the British pronunciaiton of Evelyn, i.e., "EVE-lin." Since I was disabused of this notion, I've seen many pronunciations. Yours is very pretty, but if I can't be certain how it is pronounced, then I can't get too excited about the name. Pooh. Lucienne would be very pretty with either name. I like French names paired with Irish ones. :-)
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I think the pronounciation is regionalBecause in different parts of Ireland I have noticed it pronounced differently. In Tipperary and in the parts of Cork where I have spent time, the only pronounciation I have heard is ave-leen but I have also eve-leen, and eye-leen
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I like Lucienne Eibhlin best.
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Love Niamh, it's on my top list
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