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I like...

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Aelia
Aelita
Aella
Phaedra
Aeron
Azrael
Ishmael

I like 'em

I personally dislike the "ae" combo, but I like Abigaëlle, Gwenaëlle, and Phaedra.

This message was edited 5/4/2025, 3:29 PM

Here are some I like:

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Gaëlle
Aglaé
Anaëlle
Anaé
Gwenaëlle
Laeticia
Phaedra
Yaël

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Maël

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I know the umlauts can look fancy, but they have a purpose in French. It indicates that the accented vowel must be pronounced distinctly from the vowel that precedes it. Like a pause. The two vowels are not pronounced as a single sound.

Ae names are some of my favourites! I particularly like Aelia, Aella, Astraea, Phaedra, Cadfael and Ismael from the ones you mentioned.
Other ones I like: Dae-Jaun, Dae-Jung, Dae-Seong, Dasoda-hae, Fae, Hanaé, Jae, Quantae, Raphael, Richae, Saela (Sæla), Saeed, Vae

I like Aelia, Aeronwen, Astraea, Aeron and Ismael and love the rest.

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Aether
Caedmon
Gaetano
Phaedrus
Raphael

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Abigaëlle
Laëtitia
Maeleth
Naenia
Raewyn

I have a character in novel called Astraea. I love that name.

I like Aeronwen and Astraea. When it's at the beginning of a name I find it harder to pronounce for some reason, but I don't mind it elsewhere.

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There's also
Aeronwy
Laelia
Gaël
Phinnaeus

Aelia and Astraea are pretty. I don't typically like the way that Ae looks, not sure why. I think Ai and Ay are better, but I guess it depends on the pronunciation of certain names, and whether or not there are other clunky vowels.