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Help[Opinions] Eliathah & Ephah
What do you think of Eliathah (m) and Ephah (m&f)? On the latter, which gender do you prefer? They are both Hebrew names.
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I have no idea how to pronounce either of these names, if they are pronounced the way I guess they are then they are both too overly lispy for me.
I do like the way Eliathah looks, but I'm very fond of Eliyahu which looks a bit similar.
I'd assume they were both male.
I do like the way Eliathah looks, but I'm very fond of Eliyahu which looks a bit similar.
I'd assume they were both male.
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Hmm. Interesting. I usually like the Hebrew names, but these are a little "out there" for me I think. I wouldn't know where to start with pronunciation. What do they mean? They look like they are a mouthful.
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Eliathah: http://www.behindthename.com/submit/name/eliathah
I don't know the meaning for Ephah.
I don't know the meaning for Ephah.
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Eliathah: Like but is a mouthful regardless how how you say it and is very "lispy" not a name for someone with a speech impairment I suppose
I see it as a males . it looks and sounds masculine
Ephah: just not digging it. It seems feminine-maybe not with spelling but if its said as 'Ef-fa' that seems very feminine (yes i'm aware that male names can end in A as well)
I see it as a males . it looks and sounds masculine
Ephah: just not digging it. It seems feminine-maybe not with spelling but if its said as 'Ef-fa' that seems very feminine (yes i'm aware that male names can end in A as well)
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