Delphi or Seraphi

[margotandjerry]

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Seraphim.

But he must have blonde curls.

And be rebellious as he matures.

second Seraphim.

Otherwise neither.

wish I was so adventurous/

Neither.

not Seraphim, Seraphi, for a girl

Delphi is the name of a scientific software program for calculating electrostatic potentials for macromolecules using the finite-difference Poisson-Boltzmann equation.

Not many people know that but its perfectly true.

And of course its a place in Greece known for its oracle.

Neither of which seems apt for a baby name.

Seraphim is (I think) the plural of Seraph. Seraphi therefore sounds like a mistake.

Sorry.

Ah.

Then I wouldn't.

are you having a girl then?
www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=Seraphi+baby+name&meta=

What about Seraphine?

Just checked - seraphim is Hebrew masculine plural form. So one baby can't be a seraphim.

Sorry, Seraph is boy angel (ASAIK)

Seraphi is also the plural of Seraph, check your Latin! I think it's gorgeous, and I rather enjoy the fact that Delphi is the seat of the oracle

How about Sofiel? Was going to suggest Seraphiel but I think that's male

why a wind up Kerry - not quite up your street?

not on my street either.

I know a v sweet Delphi.

Seraphi is a bit OTT imho.

Latin plural of a Hebrew word is too much for a mere scientist and anyway just as wrong for a singular baby. Seraph if you must would be ok for a boy but tempting fate perhaps if he didn't turn out angelic.

Wasn't Delphi the seat of the Oracle because of its tendancy to ooze noxious gases? Perhaps the perfect name for a boychild then.

girl's name!!
www.parenting.com/baby-names/girls/Seraphi

yes, but seraphina is so much nicer.

Kerry, are you looking for a fight

Thats an American site, no rationality at all in what they accept as being names.

Just for the heck of it (I'm stuck at my desk waiting for my boss to ring) I googled Seraphi ... some of what appears is on the weird side of wacky.

Shame... its actually does sound pretty if you can overcome pedantry.

Sorry Kerry, Only kidding

If you call her Seraph/Seraphi/Seraphina- you do know that she'll just get called Sarah anyway?

Both sound very la-di-da to me.

How about Tom or Barbara?

I just think the 'i' sound is just so much prettier than the usual 'a' ending in Seraphina, with the essence of Sophie but a little more unusual. I have actually come across a Seraphi...and it immediately struck me as being very pretty

I really like Delphi actually or Delphine but wouldn't use Seraphi. Seraphina sounds prettier to me but really wouldn't want to use a name that means angel! What happens if they are the total opposite?!