About like that, though the last syllable comes out more like “ee.” My classically-trained friends insist on “ee-o” but I’m just like, “Cool story bro, but I named her from Gilbert & Sullivan, and I’m saying it like Gilbert & Sullivan say it, if you think that’s wrong then your gripe is with Gilbert & Sullivan, not me.” Ha!
Iolanthe! Greek for “violet flowers,” it’s my wee 6-year-old’s very big name!
Gorgeous!!
I love it! It's one of my guilty pleasure names.
Just curious how you pronounce it, though. I say eye-oh-LAN-thay.
About like that, though the last syllable comes out more like “ee.” My classically-trained friends insist on “ee-o” but I’m just like, “Cool story bro, but I named her from Gilbert & Sullivan, and I’m saying it like Gilbert & Sullivan say it, if you think that’s wrong then your gripe is with Gilbert & Sullivan, not me.” Ha!
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Róisín 🌹 Irish for little rose
Posey and Poppy
Petal is my favorite guilty pleasure name
Informative. Thank you.
"Capucine" ("cap.oo.seen") is a fairly popular rather Parisien French name.
I love Ianthe (violet flower)
We picked Bloom for our daughter's middle name :)
Wow there all so pretty
I love the name Iris
Calla!