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Help[Opinions] Glafira/Glaphyra
Today I came across a new name to me: Glafira, an Italian and Russian variant of Glaphyra (https://www.behindthename.com/name/glaphyra/submitted). It isn't quite my style, but I appreciate its ancient background and good meaning.
What do you think of Glafira and/or Glaphyra?
What do you think of Glafira and/or Glaphyra?
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To me, it really sounds like a prescription medication. "Ask your doctor about Glafira..."
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Both are cool. I'd definitely use those for a fantasy setting.
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I love Glaphyra - Glaffie when young, Phyra when older
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I love it! Elegant, interesting, the meaning is fascinating & beautiful.
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Love it! First heard it in the Soviet movie "Come and See" and have been enchanted by it since. It's glossy and pure.
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The more I say it I think it is ok, I like the Glafira spelling better
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Wow, this is new to me--I love it! It sounds mystical.
Thanks for the exposure!
Thanks for the exposure!
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It really doesn't roll off the tongue easily. Otherwise, it's OK but I still don't think it would be easy to go through life with this name.
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I agree. I think 'Glafira' looks pretty written, but I don't really love the sound. Overall a cool name but not my taste
This message was edited 7/26/2019, 10:04 AM
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