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Help[Opinions] Lepida
WDYT? It's a latin word meaning "Pleasant, charming, witty", and has had use as a given name.
Do you have any combo ideas? So far I've come up with Diana Lepida, but I haven't had much luck with other combos.
BTW, I'm not naming babies. Just playing and whatever.
TIA!
Do you have any combo ideas? So far I've come up with Diana Lepida, but I haven't had much luck with other combos.
BTW, I'm not naming babies. Just playing and whatever.
TIA!
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I've heard the masculine form Lepidus pronounced, "LEH-pi-dus." So I assume you're pronouncing it, "LEH-pi-duh." Is that correct?
Tucked into the mn position I don't see it doing any harm. Plus, having an obscure ancient name could be pretty cool. Diana Lepida sounds like an ancient Roman woman with a story to tell . . . .
It reminds me a little of lipids, but not so much as to put me off the name entirely. Thmbs up (as a mn) from me.
Tucked into the mn position I don't see it doing any harm. Plus, having an obscure ancient name could be pretty cool. Diana Lepida sounds like an ancient Roman woman with a story to tell . . . .
It reminds me a little of lipids, but not so much as to put me off the name entirely. Thmbs up (as a mn) from me.
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I don't know. I guess it's okay, though it does remind me an awful lot of "lipid."
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