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Haidee S. Granger is an English and American TV producer, writer, executive and media consultant.
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Haidee Tiffen, MNZM, is a New Zealand cricket coach and former cricket player. She played as an all-rounder, batting right-handed and bowling right-arm medium. She appeared in 2 Test matches, 117 One Day Internationals and 9 Twenty20 Internationals for New Zealand between 1999 and 2009. She played domestic cricket for Canterbury, as well as playing two seasons for Sussex.
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Pretty name in concept, but in America people would probably think you're saying Hades, Haiti, or maybe even Katie. Probably better suited for a pet or character instead of a baby.
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I'm surprised this isn't popular in the US, with all the trendy -ee names and whatnot. I don't really like it. Looks rather childish. Also, it sounds too close to "Hades".
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This is so pretty! I'm worried it sounds too close to "Hades", but I like it!
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Please don't use this. It's way too close to the name Haiti.
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Reminds me of "Hardee's", an American fast-foot joint.
Also reminds me of "Hades". :/
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Also reminds me of "Hades". :/
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It sounds alright, but the spelling isn't that nice looking to me.
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It's NOT pronounced like Heidi. Heidi is a nickname for Adelheid. Heidi and Haidee are different names. Haidee is pronounced HAY-dee and Heidi is HY-dee.
I much prefer Haidee over Heidi. The problem is that even though Haidee is a lovely name in theory it would be confusing to actually have that name. People would always assume you were Heidi, Hayley, Holly or something similar.
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I much prefer Haidee over Heidi. The problem is that even though Haidee is a lovely name in theory it would be confusing to actually have that name. People would always assume you were Heidi, Hayley, Holly or something similar.
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This is my wonderful sister's name. She hates that people sometimes look too quickly at the spelling and call her Haley. I personally think it's a great name. Very original, not very common at all.
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I know of a person with the name Haidi, said the same way as Haidee, Hay-dee. I think it's an unusual name, that has a great sound to it.
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My name is Haidee and I like having this name because I never meet anybody else with the same name. I was told by my mum that it means modest and I hate it when people call me Heidi. I don't think it 'butchered' the lovely name Heidi.
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Haydee was a young Greek girl saved from slavery by Monte Christo in Dumas's novel "The Count of Monte Christo".
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Unless the "-ee" is pronounced as "ay" as it should be, these names that end with "-ee" drive me nuts. If this is a variant of Heidi, then it's an absolute butchering of a lovely name.
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I say "Haidee" in a different way to "Heidi", I believe Haidee is pronounced HAY-dee, whereas Heidi is HI-dee. I much prefer Haidee, I think it is a beautiful sound and a beautiful name. Byron did an excellent job in making up names. I think this name would fit a child but would grow up with them too, as it has a similar sound to the popular name "Hayley".
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Another possibility is that it is of Germanic origin and a short form of "Adelheid". Also written "Heidi" in German.
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Heidi is a nickname (originally) and has nothing to do with the name Haidee.
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The name possible derives from the ancient Greek name of one of the first three muses, AOIDH, pronounced: haee-dee, meaning "woman singer". It is well known that Byron had great knowledge of Greek mythology.
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