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I'm growing increasingly fond of Aphra, which I've only ever pronounced the way Africa is pronounced. I greatly prefer "AY-fra" (like aphid or Avery), but I don't think that's a standard or intuitive pronunciation. What do you think of the name? I think "dust" is a poetic meaning.

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Combos, of course:

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Aphra Angelica
Aphra Antonia
Aphra Betony
Aphra Blossom
Aphra Celestina / Celestine
Aphra Cicely
Aphra Claudine
Aphra Clotilde
Aphra Dorothy
Aphra Eloise
Aphra Emily
Aphra Eugenie
Aphra Eulalie
Aphra Georgette
Aphra Gwendoline
Aphra Henriette
Aphra Hortense
Aphra Inez
Aphra Iolanthe
Aphra Iseult
Aphra Ismene
Aphra Jemima
Aphra Jocasta
Aphra Juliet
Aphra Laetitia
Aphra Leonie
Aphra Leonora
Aphra Leontina / Leontine
Aphra Leucippe
Aphra Luscinia
Aphra Melanie
Aphra Melanippe
Aphra Melisande
Aphra Melpomene
Aphra Melusine
Aphra Millicent
Aphra Niobe
Aphra Peony
Aphra Perpetua
Aphra Sibylle
Aphra Solange
Aphra Temitope
Aphra Theodosia
Aphra Theolinda
Aphra Thulile
Aphra Ulalume
Aphra Zenobia
Aphra Zitkala
Aphra Zuleika

This message was edited 2/24/2022, 12:39 PM