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Help[Opinions] Paralee
I just had to post this question before I went to sleep.
I found the name Paralee on the pop charts. It has only been on there once and was number 999.
I was just wondering if anyone else knew some names that are like
Paralee.
Opinions on Paralee? (I really like it)
I found the name Paralee on the pop charts. It has only been on there once and was number 999.
I was just wondering if anyone else knew some names that are like
Paralee.
Opinions on Paralee? (I really like it)
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Not sure what "pop charts" you were looking at. On the SSA site Paralee makes the top 1000 list for 19 separate years, the first being in 1881, when it was #486, and the last year it appeared was 1908.
Paralee seems to be a primarily Southern USA name created sometime in the early 19th century. I still haven't been able to track down what its origin is, but it was obviously fairly common in some parts of the South during the 19th century. So it certainly isn't a "new trendy" spelling.
Paralee seems to be a primarily Southern USA name created sometime in the early 19th century. I still haven't been able to track down what its origin is, but it was obviously fairly common in some parts of the South during the 19th century. So it certainly isn't a "new trendy" spelling.
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It makes me think of a paralegal.
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Dislike it. I don't find it attractive in any possible way, and it just makes me think of every single word with the prefix "para", such as Paranormal, Parachute, Paralyzed, and Parable. Plus, I generally dislike all names with the tryndee "-lee" ending.
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maybe spell it Parilie. or Pairaley. or Parely.
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O r are they going to Parlay with pirates?
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Sorry, got my boxes mixed up, ignore!
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Paralyzed?
It has an old-fashioned, rural charm that would normally appeal to me, if it didn't sound like "paraplegic." What about Novalee or Marilee?
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It has an old-fashioned, rural charm that would normally appeal to me, if it didn't sound like "paraplegic." What about Novalee or Marilee?
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Ditto
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