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It's a lovely name, but unfortunately people have filthy minds and won't take this spelling seriously. Use Aurelie instead.
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I think the spelling Orly is better.
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If you want your child to get teased for the rest of their life go ahead and name her this.
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I snickered when I saw this.
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It's hilarious that my cousin decided to change her name to this. I can't take her seriously anymore.
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It would be beautiful if it didn't sound like "orally", and the word "oral" is understood in many languages. I think you should go for Auralie or Aurelie instead.
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I don't quite understand the hesitation shown towards this name expressed in earlier comments. My great grandmother was named Oralie, and she was a wonderful, lively, brave, and strong woman that lived to be 104. I've always liked this name, and I think I'll always have a very positive impression of it. For some reason it has always reminded be of birds and gold. It has great euphony.
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No offense, khadri, but you must be the only one. 99% of speakers of any Indo-European language see “oral”, and their minds go straight to the gutter. Name your daughter this, and she's guaranteed a lifetime of merciless and embarrassing teasing. Pretty much equals naming a son Dick, and at the very least makes growing up extra tough.
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I much prefer the original Aurélie to this variant.
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I can see this name being scrawled all over the boys bathroom. Parents: Step away from the name!
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NO! If you love your daughter and want to protect her well-being, DO NOT GIVE HER THIS NAME! Think of the jeers, and teenage boys would take this as a challenge.
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It unfortunately sounds and looks a lot like "orally" and I had to hold back a chuckle when I read "Keeper of the Lost Cities" because I found it so out of place in a book aimed at a young audience. They will obviously not get it but it still seemed inappropriate.