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Help[Opinions] Auliffe
Wdyto the name Auliffe for a boy? Pronounced AW-liff. (It's a Scottish form of Olaf.)
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♥Elinor♥
"I couldn't imagine somebody like Osama bin Laden understanding the joy of Hanukkah."
~ Dubya, at a White House menorah lighting ceremony. Gotta love him ;-)
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This is hard! My first reaction was AW-liff? But if it's Scottish I can't say "no" to it! And Olaf is a rather nice name so, yes, I like it! :)
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Knowing that it's a form of Olaf, I immediately like it. :) St. Olaf and St. Martha are the saints whose feastdays fall on my birthday, and Auliffe is infinitely more usable than Olaf, heh.
In fact, I like it all around. I remember that quite a while ago, you brought up Radclyffe for a girl; that's what Auliffe reminds me of, but I like it far, far better.
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In fact, I like it all around. I remember that quite a while ago, you brought up Radclyffe for a girl; that's what Auliffe reminds me of, but I like it far, far better.
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A little part of it in everyone
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I think I like it.
It confuses me at first when I look at it, but I like the pronounciation, can relate to the name and it has that cosy feeling to it like Hamish and other names.
It confuses me at first when I look at it, but I like the pronounciation, can relate to the name and it has that cosy feeling to it like Hamish and other names.
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I like it, on a Scottish boy only! I think it sounds cool and I love the fact that it's unusual. It just reminds me of Olive..
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