Comments for DIDO:

Dido is also the name of a modern band who sang "White Flag".

-- hafasatu  10/19/2005

Actually Dido is the name of the singer, Dido Armstrong. Otherwise correct.

-- visitor27  3/1/2006

In Latin it's pronounced DEE-do.

-- esma  8/31/2006

It's also DIE-do.

-- Aqua  11/21/2006

I am so sorry, but to me Dido sounds way too much like dildo. When the kid gets older, they won't be able to escape it.

-- hprocks25  1/2/2007

Dido is the plucky heroine of several books in the Wolves Chronicles by Joan Aiken, starting with Black Hearts in Battersea.

-- Shasta  3/21/2007

Too close to "dodo" to me. As for the Phoenician queen, her other name Elissa is SO much prettier!

-- Lady Seashell  3/26/2008

The name has a bit of a child-like sound to it that makes me doubt it's going to suit most adults. Plus, the name only mkaes me think of the singer, whose music is rather dull and radio-friendly.

-- slight night shiver  5/21/2008

It's too close to a certain sex toy.

-- Anonymous User  7/20/2008

I love this name, but I wouldn't use it because it sounds like "dydoe", which is a type of male genital piercing.

-- bananarama  7/25/2008

I always think of the "Thank You" singer when I heard this name. I think she's a nice singer and all, but I wouldn't name my girl this. I'm worried that she would be made fun of and of course they might accidentally put an "L" in it (Which is a terrible thing to do). It does have interesting history though, which is cool.

-- CharlieRob  7/31/2009

Dido is also the Spanish word for finger, I believe. DEE-doh.

-- Riddy Rose  8/11/2009

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