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HelpRe: Opinions on Sianne?
in reply to a message by Ismene
Just what I thought. Cyan is fine, but Sianne?
Mommy to Myrtle Nola (22-10-2012) and baby due 25-05-2015
Mommy to Myrtle Nola (22-10-2012) and baby due 25-05-2015
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Well, to be honest, Cyan (despite it being of Greek origin), for me, doesn't really have that kind of chic factor and most of the time, I hear Cyan used on characters in cartoons, comics, you name it.
Sianne, on the other hand, removes this association (obviously), but also has the appeal, at least to my eyes, to be used as an alternative to Simone (since the Si in Sianne, when pronounced sie-AN, is taken out from Simon and Sianne as a whole is similar to Dianne, but with a different initial).
...yeah, I did say I have no reason why earlier. Now I may know why I liked Sianne in the first place.
Sianne, on the other hand, removes this association (obviously), but also has the appeal, at least to my eyes, to be used as an alternative to Simone (since the Si in Sianne, when pronounced sie-AN, is taken out from Simon and Sianne as a whole is similar to Dianne, but with a different initial).
...yeah, I did say I have no reason why earlier. Now I may know why I liked Sianne in the first place.
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