Ferelith

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I love the look of this, but need to know how to pronounce it, and what nn could be used!:)

Blimey, if you don't know how to pronounce it, what chance has the rest of the world got?
HTH

I don't think it is ever a good idea to choose a name that you have to ask people how to pronounce.

To me, it looks like the name for sanitary towels or incontinence pants or pelvic floor muscle exercises or something - sorry.

Sounds like Meredith pronounced with by a toddler with a really bad lisp, sorry.

Is it a real name?

Have you made it up or did you find it in a name book or something - I have no idea and it does seem like a product name to me.

I know one. Pronounced pretty much as spelt - "Fer-eh-lith". The one I know doesn't shorten it.

I knew someone Scottish called this. Not sure if it was spelt the same, but it had 2 syllables -

'Fur-lith'

It's a sort of mixture between Meredith and Felicity

It's horrible! I also agree with Belligerentghoul that it sounds like a product from the 'feminine care' shelf.

Feral + megalith is what it sounds like to me.

Sounds like a tree protection agent

Beyond awful

Sorry I don't like it at all. Makes me think of the word 'feral'.

erm sounds like you have a lisp when you say it out loud!

Supporting character in a badly written fantasy series.

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HA HA HA .... that's brilliant BLuddyMoFo

Sounds like it should be some Princess in a storybook...definitely not for 'real life.'

Heee to mild green Ferelithquid!! Sorry, not a good name, unless a nn for Ferrel Meredith?!

I like it, but that's probably because I had a very nice Scots flatmate of that name (a mech eng student, as unprincessy as they come). IIRC she pronounced it Fer-e-lith, but I rarely heard it in full as she was always called Feri. Occasionally other flatmates boyfriend would sing 'Ferry across the Mersey'at her, but then he was a prat

Perfectly respectable Scots name. The naysayers are ignorant sassenachs

You're sure about that?

Quite possibly the worst name I have ever heard. Sorry.

I loved this name so much I named my daughter Ferelith, pronounced Feh-reh-leeth. It is both a Scottish and Irish name. We considered Brynn, Ciaran, Meara, Skye,
Teagan, Zoe and Tulia. A month before our daugher was born, we came across this name and loved it. When we held her, we knew it was perfect for her. Everyone who meets our little one says what a lovely name it is. We call her Fe (Fee) as a nickname. It is such a treat to hear our 23 month old say her name, minus the lisp. She likes her name, at least for now.

Nickname will be fairy lips. It's a no from me.