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What are your thoughts on Cybele? Would you rather see and hear Sybil / Sibyl? I'm a great lover of Sybil, but I find S's unappealing at times, so I wonder if I might begin to prefer Cybele, as they are pretty similar in sound.
Thoughts? Combo ideas? Throw anything you have at me!
Much obliged!
Ottilie
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Thoughts? Combo ideas? Throw anything you have at me!
Much obliged!
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I like Cybele. I like it much better than Sybil / Cybil.
Cybele Adelaide
Cybele Amabel
Cybele Rachel
Cybele Gwendolen
Cybele Beatrix
Cybele Fleur
Cybele Helena
Cybele Astrid
Cybele Kinneret
Cybele Miranda
Cybele Josephine
Cybele Octavia
Cybele Juno
Cybele Margaret
Cybele Zenaida
Cybele Emilia
Cybele Antonia
Cybele Cassandra
Cybele Adelaide
Cybele Amabel
Cybele Rachel
Cybele Gwendolen
Cybele Beatrix
Cybele Fleur
Cybele Helena
Cybele Astrid
Cybele Kinneret
Cybele Miranda
Cybele Josephine
Cybele Octavia
Cybele Juno
Cybele Margaret
Cybele Zenaida
Cybele Emilia
Cybele Antonia
Cybele Cassandra
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I'd be excited to meet a Sibyl and even more excited to meet a Cybele. Most of the excitement would probably be geeky excitement due to their rareness though, as I can't say I love either of their sounds. If I ignored the novelty of them, I'd say they're both okay-but-not-great to me. One reminds me of 'civil' and the other of 'civilly' but I get past that pretty easily.
It's hard for me to say which I like better; it's sort of apples to oranges. Cybele is Greek chic and Sibyl is a classic throwback. I think I very slightly prefer Cybele because I like long vowels.
I know an Abigail Sibyl, except Sibyl has some weird spelling I can't remember, like Syble or something. Are you a fellow Abigail hater? I think you are but I forget.
I think Sibyl needs a classically feminine middle name.
Sibyl Rowena
Sibyl Julia
Sibyl Rosemary
Sibyl Aurelia
Sibyl Juniper
Sibyl Fay
Sibyl Andrea
Sibyl Hope
Sibyl Marigold
Cybele needs a shorter middle name.
Cybele Violet
Cybele June
Cybele Patience
Cybele Rosa
Cybele Florence
Cybele Jane
It's hard for me to say which I like better; it's sort of apples to oranges. Cybele is Greek chic and Sibyl is a classic throwback. I think I very slightly prefer Cybele because I like long vowels.
I know an Abigail Sibyl, except Sibyl has some weird spelling I can't remember, like Syble or something. Are you a fellow Abigail hater? I think you are but I forget.
I think Sibyl needs a classically feminine middle name.
Sibyl Rowena
Sibyl Julia
Sibyl Rosemary
Sibyl Aurelia
Sibyl Juniper
Sibyl Fay
Sibyl Andrea
Sibyl Hope
Sibyl Marigold
Cybele needs a shorter middle name.
Cybele Violet
Cybele June
Cybele Patience
Cybele Rosa
Cybele Florence
Cybele Jane
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Yeah, I'm not big on Abigail at all.
Sibyl Rosemary and Sibyl Juniper are darling, and I'm quite liking Sibyl Aurelia and Sibyl Rowena, too.
Ah, I just mentioned Cybele Violet below, I love it. All of the combinatons you've listed for Cybele are lovely, actually.
Thank you!
Sibyl Rosemary and Sibyl Juniper are darling, and I'm quite liking Sibyl Aurelia and Sibyl Rowena, too.
Ah, I just mentioned Cybele Violet below, I love it. All of the combinatons you've listed for Cybele are lovely, actually.
Thank you!
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I think she'd get Cybele-bullied.
Sorry I just wanted to make that joke. I actually don't really have an opinion on this name. I don't love it but it would be fun to see, though it does kind of sound like simile-with-a-cold.
Cybele Edith
Cybele Francine
Cybele Catherine
Cybele Georgia
Cybele Demetria
Cybele Pauline
Cybele Shannon
Cybele Olive
Sorry I just wanted to make that joke. I actually don't really have an opinion on this name. I don't love it but it would be fun to see, though it does kind of sound like simile-with-a-cold.
Cybele Edith
Cybele Francine
Cybele Catherine
Cybele Georgia
Cybele Demetria
Cybele Pauline
Cybele Shannon
Cybele Olive
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Looks fine to me, although I personally prefer it with an S. I have also have a love/hate relationship with the name. Some days I like it, others not so much. Do you have any idea what you might like to pair it with?
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Well my go-to Sybil combo is Sybil Josephine, but as Cybele is pronounce differently, that wouldn't quite work. I like the idea of Cybele Violet, I think!
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I don't like the sound "Si-bih-lee". I dunno, it sounds like 'simile' with a nasal blockage.
Sibyl (this spelling is my preference) is reserved, strong and classic. VERY elegant. Love Sibyl Guinevere soooooo much.
Sibyl (this spelling is my preference) is reserved, strong and classic. VERY elegant. Love Sibyl Guinevere soooooo much.
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I hadn't thought about the similarity to 'simile', so thank you for pointing it out!
Sibyl Guinevere is darling, but it's also an example of when my issues with the letter S comes into play. I don't like to see it paired with names with certain initials, most notably G, T, P, L, and F. It's a bit of an idiosyncrasy. I think if I were to have a Sybil, she'd have to be a Sybil Josephine. Cybele would allow me to be more flexible, I think.
Sibyl Guinevere is darling, but it's also an example of when my issues with the letter S comes into play. I don't like to see it paired with names with certain initials, most notably G, T, P, L, and F. It's a bit of an idiosyncrasy. I think if I were to have a Sybil, she'd have to be a Sybil Josephine. Cybele would allow me to be more flexible, I think.
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I like it.
I used to work with a girl named Sibel she was from Turkey.
I used to work with a girl named Sibel she was from Turkey.
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Thanks! :)
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