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Help[Opinions] Re: Ida or Ada?
in reply to a message by New_Chloe
Oh Ada Lovelace, so very... steampunk. She's such a great namesake and it's such a great name, so neat and palindromic and thoroughly feminine without being at all frilly. I keep forgetting about it, but I do love it so.
Ida is almost as good, it's got a kind of goddessy elegance and yet there's that song - 'sweet as apple cider' which makes me imagine it on a farmgirl, too. I prefer the eye-da pronunciation, it's less modern.
Ada Augusta
Ada Alethea
Ada Beatrice
Ada Constance
Ada Winifred
Ada Aloisia
Ada Marion
Ada Evelina
Ada Frances
Ada Roswitha
Ada Lucille / Lucilla
Ada Colette
Ida Blanche
Ida Cornelia
Ida Cosima
Ida Clementine
Ida Eudora
Ida Rose
Ida Marguerite
Ida Clover
Ida Miriam
edited to add: Ida Marie, because it is just so sweet
Ida is almost as good, it's got a kind of goddessy elegance and yet there's that song - 'sweet as apple cider' which makes me imagine it on a farmgirl, too. I prefer the eye-da pronunciation, it's less modern.
Ada Augusta
Ada Alethea
Ada Beatrice
Ada Constance
Ada Winifred
Ada Aloisia
Ada Marion
Ada Evelina
Ada Frances
Ada Roswitha
Ada Lucille / Lucilla
Ada Colette
Ida Blanche
Ida Cornelia
Ida Cosima
Ida Clementine
Ida Eudora
Ida Rose
Ida Marguerite
Ida Clover
Ida Miriam
edited to add: Ida Marie, because it is just so sweet
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