Delphie - for a Greek/British baby - too awful?

[Tigertoes]

Well, is it? Would you just think wanker-parents? I think I might like it....

[sundew]

I love it!

[ColonelBrandonsBiggestGroupie]

I know a little Delphi - I think it's lovely.

[CandiceMariePratt]

I like Delphine better

[boocha]

Love it

[EveryonesJealousOfGingers]

Not sure about the e on the end - I prefer Delphi or Delphine

[Hassled]

The e on the end makes it crap. Delphi, which is a gorgeous, other-worldly sort of place, would make a good name. But please don't piss around with the spelling.

[SloganLogan]

It's nice :)

[Tuppenyrice]

Delphi, always Delphi.

[ColonelBrandonsBiggestGroupie]

YY to losing the 'E.'

[kalo12]

delilah
pheadra
daphne
ariadne
phoebe
irene

[MsChanandlerBong]

We considered Delphi (no e!) as a name, with Delphine on the bc.
I think it is a lovely, unusual without being wierd, name.
(We only rejected it as Delphi is a programming language, and DH is a computer programmer, so it might have caused a few comments amongst his circles. Apparently.)

[thisisyesterday]

i love it, but yes, def without the e

i know a little Delfina which is also lovely

[Nightstar]

I know a Delphine, it's gorgeous, she will be called Delphie as nn anyway

[McDreamy]

Delphi is lovely!

[ExitPursuedByAKitten]

Definitely without the e. My DD was at primary with Delphi. Her mum was a bit arty farty, but I always thought it was a lovely name.

[JamieAgain]

I like it. Agree it should be Delphi