| Subject: |
Re: Clare |
| Author: |
Just Jonquil (Authenticated as Just Jonquil) |
| Date: |
October 6, 2012 at 12:34:19 AM |
| Reply to: |
Clare by Lily |
I see both
Clare and
Claire as a buff/fawn colour because that's the colour of C for me.
I like
Clare for its traditional English vibe but think
Claire looks prettier. So
Claire wins by a whisker, especially were I to use a French mn such as
Isabelle or
Mireille or
Marguerite.
But I see the merit in
Clare, especially teamed with with a traditional English name like
Eleanor or
Isabel or
Margaret.
re
Clara - a variety of tulip bulb is called "Dame
Clara Butt" (after a British singer) pronounced clair-uh by mum, so that's how I say
Clara. I quite like that pronunciation, but there seem to be so many competing pronunciations that I'm too confused to use
Clara.
This message was edited by the author on October 6, 2012 at 12:36:06 AM
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