Middle name help for Aoine please :)

[MADLYSBOYS]

:wave: Ladies,

Well as the title really......we have decided on Aoine for a girls name and cannot decide on a middle name to go with it DH is less than useless at helping so I though I would ask you ladies for your suggestions I am thinking something quite short due to our long surname and like the idea of a name spelt different to how it is pronounced hence Aoine.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

 

[Yas17]

How do you prn Aoine? :]

Is it like Anna, Anne, Anya?

Wasn't too sure!

But here's a random list anyhow;

Aoine Rose
Aoine Grace
Aoine Bridget
Aoine Natalie
Aoine Madeline
Aoine Stephanie
Aoine Catherine
Aoine Roisin (Rosheen)
Aoine Niamh (Neev)

:]

 

[MADLYSBOYS]

Hi hon Aoine is celtic and popular in ireland and is pronounced ON-YA

Funny I like Aoine Rose unfortunately my 8mths old niece is called Summer Rose

 

[Yas17]

Oh so I was kinda right ;D

N'awh I'm sure you could still use it!

Since it's a middle name it's not really that much of a big deal to use the same one right?

Hm.. What about Aoine Rosalind?
Aoine Rosalie
Aoine Rosabel
Aoine Rosaline? :]

 

[whoops]

Hey hun... there's an Irish name spelled 'Aine' which is pronounced 'Awn-ya'.

I'll be honest - I've never seen it spelled 'Aoine' before. The only 'Aoine' I know is Irish for 'Friday' and is pronounced 'Eena'.

x

 

[MADLYSBOYS]

:wave: whoops hon

I am told there are a few different spellings for the name and have seen both Aine and Aoine pronounced on-ya/awn-ya.....I also found both spellings online as I was looking for a possible irish middle name to go with My DH has taken a right shine to the name!

 

[whoops]

Cool... but I would recommend that you do a bit more research on it first, before making a final decision... 'Aine' is very popular in Ireland, but Aoine isn't. Would hate for you to find out too late that the name isn't what you thought it was. xx

https://namesofireland.blogspot.com/2009/09/gender-feminine-pronunciation-ee-nuh.html

 

[fairy_gem]

How about: (although i'm not sure if they are short enough, was hard to find short ones)

I'll include the pronounciations although some will be obvious...

Maebh...prn "may + v"
Saoirse...prn "sear + sha"
Sibeal...prn "shib + ale"
Ultana...prn "ul + ta + na"
Yseult/Isolt/Iseult...prn "ee + solt"
Aislinn...prn "Ash-ling"
Lucia...prn "Lou-chia"
Ffion...prn "Eff-ee-on"
Eilidh...prn "A-lee"
Sinead...prn "shi-NAYD"
Anais...prn "ahNEY"
Phoebe...prn "FEE-bee"
Sian...prn "SHAH:N"
Renee...prn "REN-ey"

x

 

[MADLYSBOYS]

Cool... but I would recommend that you do a bit more research on it first, before making a final decision... 'Aine' is very popular in Ireland, but Aoine isn't. Would hate for you to find out too late that the name isn't what you thought it was. xx

https://namesofireland.blogspot.com/2009/09/gender-feminine-pronunciation-ee-nuh.html

Thank you hon

I clicked on the link and I kinda like it call me mental but we like the name Aine (awn-ya) but spelt Aoine although I know Aoine is not pronounced awy-ya iykwim but I really love the meaning for Aoine too ....my baby is due on a friday now I know that theres no guarantee s/he will arrive ontime but DS was born on a friday so I kinda like the mix up of the spelling, pronounciation and the meaning......gosh that must sound so confusing Thank you so much for your help I think it has def made us decide although you must think I am totally mental but I really really want something so different and well this is it

 

[MADLYSBOYS]

How about: (although i'm not sure if they are short enough, was hard to find short ones)

I'll include the pronounciations although some will be obvious...

Maebh...prn "may + v"
Saoirse...prn "sear + sha"
Sibeal...prn "shib + ale"
Ultana...prn "ul + ta + na"
Yseult/Isolt/Iseult...prn "ee + solt"
Aislinn...prn "Ash-ling"
Lucia...prn "Lou-chia"
Ffion...prn "Eff-ee-on"
Eilidh...prn "A-lee"
Sinead...prn "shi-NAYD"
Anais...prn "ahNEY"
Phoebe...prn "FEE-bee"
Sian...prn "SHAH:N"
Renee...prn "REN-ey"

x

I love some of these suggestiona hon I am going to run them by DH tonight Thank you!

 

[fairy_gem]

You're welcome, it was fun!

x

 

[whoops]

Cool... but I would recommend that you do a bit more research on it first, before making a final decision... 'Aine' is very popular in Ireland, but Aoine isn't. Would hate for you to find out too late that the name isn't what you thought it was. xx

https://namesofireland.blogspot.com/2009/09/gender-feminine-pronunciation-ee-nuh.html

Thank you hon

I clicked on the link and I kinda like it call me mental but we like the name Aine (awn-ya) but spelt Aoine although I know Aoine is not pronounced awy-ya iykwim but I really love the meaning for Aoine too ....my baby is due on a friday now I know that theres no guarantee s/he will arrive ontime but DS was born on a friday so I kinda like the mix up of the spelling, pronounciation and the meaning......gosh that must sound so confusing Thank you so much for your help I think it has def made us decide although you must think I am totally mental but I really really want something so different and well this is it

LOL!

Um... glad I could help???

I'll keep my fingers crossed that your LO shows up on a Friday so! Would make it meant to be x

 

[missy123]

only finding out now that your PREGNANT!! congrats hun im Irish too hun and the name is not spelt that way here xx is it a girl ur having or are u just picking girls nAMES??

 

[MADLYSBOYS]

Thank you hon how are you?

We are picking names at this stage my agreement with DH is that we will find out babys sex if we have an agreed name for him or her otherwise no go as I am not particularly bother if we find out or not!

 

[missy123]

Thank you hon how are you?

We are picking names at this stage my agreement with DH is that we will find out babys sex if we have an agreed name for him or her otherwise no go as I am not particularly bother if we find out or not!

im great hun xxx just about to ovulate!! wish me luck xxx and congrats again

 

[MADLYSBOYS]

Lots and Lots of GL and hon