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One of the Vestal Virgins: https://feminaeromanae.org/ListofVestals3.pdf
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I love the name Laelia. It's pronounced LIE-lee-a. The only thing I'd be a bit worried about is that people would pronounce it all kinds of ways and that it would get confused with similar names like Lilia, Livia or Lydia.
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Ugh, no. Sounds whiny and looks wack.
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The name Laelia was given to 5 girls born in the US in 2016.
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This is a nice alternative to Lily if you want an uncommon floral name.
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I saw in another page, that Laelia means "lunar", although I'm not sure at all. Pretty name anyway, sounds like a princess in a fantasy novel.
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I think going back to ancient times for names can be very charming!
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This name is bloody gorgeous! :D.
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Lay lee uh?
It's cute.
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It's cute.
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My name is Laelia- my dad, who is a horticulturist, named me after his favorite species of orchid. Mine is pronounced like this: "Lail-lee-uh". I have seen online all possible pronunciations. My dad always said my name was a "double-diphthong" because of the vowels "ae" forming a combination of sounds. Between the two "l"s the "ae" takes on the sound "L-ay-el" which when said together makes the English "lail" sound. But I have read two different opinions that the Latin pronunciation (Laelia is originally Roman) of an "ae" takes on both the "i-eee" sound (as in the word "eye" or the short "e" sound as in "set". So, my name could originally have been pronounced "L-eye-lee-uh" or "Lel-lee-yah" Many languages around the world have variations of this name too- I have met people from Persia, Latin America, Europe, who all say they have versions of Laelia in their languages! So, basically there are a lot of pronunciations! (Mine is the best, though-heehee).
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On Dictionary.com under the pronunciation of the flower name it is Lee-Lee-Uh.
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I like this name a lot. It is very similar to a Persian name transliterated Lailiya.
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Neat name.
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Laelia probably means "lunar".
It is the part of a puzzling alchemical inscription (Aelia Laelia Crispus) found in Bologna, which some have theorized is a representation of two beings (Aelia and Laelia) who are united in a single subject, Crispy "curly", with Aelia being "solar" and Laelia being "lunar" while Crispus, a combination of both, is the basic of all life: neither man or woman, a mixture of both.
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It is the part of a puzzling alchemical inscription (Aelia Laelia Crispus) found in Bologna, which some have theorized is a representation of two beings (Aelia and Laelia) who are united in a single subject, Crispy "curly", with Aelia being "solar" and Laelia being "lunar" while Crispus, a combination of both, is the basic of all life: neither man or woman, a mixture of both.
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No matter how it's pronounced I think that this name is really beautiful and would definitely use it for a future daughter.
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In Latin, the "ae" is pronounced like the letter I or the word eye in English. So I pronounce it LIE-lee-a.
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This name is pronounced LAY-lee-ah or LIE-lee-a (at least when pronounced as the flower is).
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