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[Opinions] Ukiah?
I heard someone with this name and I thought it was just a biblical name and I felt like I had heard it before, but when I searched it on here it turns out it's not as common as I thought. It's a nice name though, but I wanna hear what you guys have to say about this.
Edit: Pronounced yoo-KAI-uh. Also, there are a couple cities with this name like Ukiah, California.

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Ukiah is haiku spelled backwards, and the town Ukiah in California has an annual haiku festival:
https://ukiahaiku.org/haiku-resources.htmlI don't like it as a name, but I can see how people who like the -ah endings would find it appealing.
Oh, I loved camping in Ukiah. One of my favorite trips! For that reason, I can appreciate the appeal. Especially on an Alaskan Malamute, for some reason.
I think it's ridiculous. It doesn't even sound like a name. Uriah is way better.
i really like this one more than Uriah. i like the way its spelled and the way it looks. but i would prefer the pronunciation you-key-ah. like IKEA but with an you at the beginning. gonna add this to my fav. name list!

This message was edited yesterday, 9:44 AM

No from me Uriah is better.
The 'kiah' part sounds like the local word for 'servant's room'! Literally, a place for sleeping. But, since it's just another lnfn, I'm happy to ignore it.
The first thing that popped into my head was IKEA with a U, sorry.
It sounds so foreign and unfamiliar to me. Can't say I'm really a fan.
It reminds me of "ukie" something my america friends call me as joke (short for 'ukrainian')
but I don't like itHow do you say it?Maybe you rememebred Uriah
whoops, I probably should've said the pronunciation. It's pronounced yoo-KAI-uh