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My friend who is doing family research found a female in her family named Arrah, and it caught my attention. I'm guessing it'd be pronounced as Are-uh.
Just wondering what you all thought.
Lissa
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Just wondering what you all thought.
Lissa
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The spelling of Arrah isn't too appealing to me, but I do really like Ara : )
I would be more inclined to pronounce it as AHR-ah, which is also how I pronounce Ara.
I would be more inclined to pronounce it as AHR-ah, which is also how I pronounce Ara.
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I think it's an interesting one, but I don't like the spelling. Reminds me of my screenname and of my sister's name--she's a Sara.
One of my friends at school has a friend called Aara, pronunced AIR-uh (not sure if you mean the first syllable to rhyme with "care" or "car," but Aara's rhymes with "care"). I think that's prettier--on the one hand, it's a lot of A's, but on the other, it's obviously meant to sound like Aaron with an A at the end.
Array
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One of my friends at school has a friend called Aara, pronunced AIR-uh (not sure if you mean the first syllable to rhyme with "care" or "car," but Aara's rhymes with "care"). I think that's prettier--on the one hand, it's a lot of A's, but on the other, it's obviously meant to sound like Aaron with an A at the end.
Array
We shall be free.
A revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having.
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