How would you pronounce

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Circe?

I've heard SEER-see, SIR-key, and KEER-kee.

Sir-seeh?

Ser-see

I wouldn't use it for a baby name, though, because neither the classical connotations nor the Game of Thrones connotations are great

Awesome kitten name though

I'd probably pronounce it Searcher

Sir see

Sir-sy

Sir-see , like the game of thrones character

Seer-say

Sir-see as in the Greek myths (would not have known it was GOT as don't watch and have never read)

In ancient Greek - myths etc - its Kir-kee. Modern versions say Cir-see. It just depends on how authentic you'd like to be. It's a great name.

Eh .

Yes, hard c if you want to be true to the Greek. But sir-say is the common English pronunciation. She is a baddie through. Then again all the Greek female character are either evil sorceresses or just generally doomed. Penelope is safe!

Surk

Serk

Sirk-a

Sir-s

Sir-say

Sir-ser or sir-suh

Serse to rhyme with nurse or hearse

Sir/chee

Cirque

Sir-Chey. Really, just don’t though!

Cersei is the GoT character's spelling. Is Circe an alternative spelling of the same name?

It's a name from greek mythology.

from wiki
Circe (/ˈsɜːrsiː/; Greek: Κίρκη Kírkē pronounced [kírkɛː]) is a goddess of magic or sometimes a nymph, witch, enchantress or sorceress in Greek mythology.

Kirkee is correct but we’re not in Ancient Greece. It’s not as if the Latin in Italian is pronounced with a Roman accent.

I prefer Seersee to Sirsee - you could use either.

Great name.