Thea?

[Potterhead113]

I will be pronouncing it 'Thee-uh' not 'thay-uh' I don't like the latter. What do you think? :)

Love it

It was on my list, but with Dorothea on birth certificate/official things. Lovely.

v pretty

Lovely. Growing up I knew a Thea pronounced the first way. She's 25 and it was unusual at school but not thought of as weird. She was also lovely too!

Beautiful

I'm going to say no.... but only because a friend is using it and doesn't want it to be overly popular! You could possibly be my friend 🤔🤔

Biased, but I think it's absolutely beautiful.

Lovely and quite original

It was number 58 on the ONS list of girls names in 2015 so pretty popular already dragonwarrier. But with good reason - it's a lovely name. I'm ever so slightly put off by the possibility of people pronouncing it "fear"...

Why Thea uh and not Thea ah?

**Thee ah

Very pretty

I love it.

Lovely it would be on my list for a girl

dame I pronounce uh and ah the same in my accent :)

It's beautiful. They sound very different to me. Lovely name,go for it

Love it.

Think most people would pronounce Thea with a hard t (so tear, said in the way to rhyme with fear). It seems a sad name to me!

I don't think so.

Love it. Was a serious contender for My DD!

Love it! Would've used it but sounds rubbish in our accent (Thee-yurr)

No caffelatte, it's a pretty well established name with the soft "th" sound, much like Theo. I can't think many people would say Tear instead.

Ok I don't live in the UK and did not know it was popular in the UK. but in scandinavia and other areas it is with a harder t sound at the start!

There was a baby Thea at our Jo Jingles class this morning. Lovely I think