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Help[Opinions] Re: Khatidzhe
in reply to a message by Anya Mel’nik or Mel’nyk
I think Khadija sounds pretty. I know a couple. The 1st syllable usually sounds like ka or kuh where I live, though.
Premature has negative connotations, but when I think about it as essentially meaning "child who came early" that's neutral/positive...I mean, there have been people called Early in my culture, and it's just a quirk not a statement about illness or immaturity...and I assume most people who pick Khadija care more about the religious significance or history of use than the etymology.
Khatidzhe has a lot of consonants all together, which depending on my mood could either be off-putting or fun looking. Right now I like it.
Premature has negative connotations, but when I think about it as essentially meaning "child who came early" that's neutral/positive...I mean, there have been people called Early in my culture, and it's just a quirk not a statement about illness or immaturity...and I assume most people who pick Khadija care more about the religious significance or history of use than the etymology.
Khatidzhe has a lot of consonants all together, which depending on my mood could either be off-putting or fun looking. Right now I like it.
This message was edited 3/9/2025, 7:58 PM
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Like I said in comment earlier I interpret that word wrong because I thinked that it was same as immature.
Kh is said like k often in English (I have heard such many people pronounce Kharkiv like car key with v at end). In my language we have kh sound so I say this sound.
Kh is said like k often in English (I have heard such many people pronounce Kharkiv like car key with v at end). In my language we have kh sound so I say this sound.