baby girl name

[Marinfamily4]

Aila Meave is the name 🫶🩷

what does that mean ?
it’s known and common now but i changed the spelling of my likey

Aila - Eyla - Eila
Aleyah

No i live in the US lol .

Yes

LOL about the spellings @Marinfamily4 . Both are ridiculous.

I’d spell it Isla Maeve personally but it’s a beautiful name

Surely no one would pronounce Meave as Maeve? Completely different sounds. Meave would rhyme with weave and doesn’t sound as nice as Maeve. I usually like unusual names but this does just seem like you’ve spent it incorrectly.

That's where I got to, but I had to look at it a bit and sound it out to work that out.

Isla Maeve, with those spellings, would bat no eyelids in the UK. You have asked on a forum with a lot of UK based posters, so what you will have had is a lot of people saying just spell it "properly," because creative spellings are not much admired over here. I cannot speak for the US: maybe it's seen as boring if you don't "change it up"? But I think if you posted again with Isla Maeve, you'd get very happy responses - if you are interested in MN advice.

Why are mis-spellings disliked over here? Bluntly, I think people think it makes the mum look a bit stupid. Or Styoopud.

@LoveHearts69 , ea can be said as ay - as in Ronald Reagan. Meave looks like a typo or a spelling mistake.

Thank you

Screams illiterate chav parents with those spellings. Talk about ruining a pretty name

It's not a beautiful name. It's a popular name spelt bizarrely.

Just to throw a spanner in the works, the ‘correct’ spelling (as it’s an Irish name) is Méabh or Meadhbh. Anglicized to Maeve. Meave rhymes with Weave. Isla Maeve is a lovely name.

Ale-ah meeve

is how I’d pronounce them. Not eye-lah

Aisla is an alternative spelling and Maeve is Maeve.

I dont really like it. It reminds me of my exes son. Goodbye

I would never pronounce Aila as Isla. I would assume it was an alternate spelling of Ayla. And Meave, what even is that? Other than a spelling mistake