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Comments for ARISTIDE:
Aristéa is a feminine derivitive. Pronounced: air-i-STAY-uh.-- leananshae 12/3/2007
A famous bearer is Aristide Briand (1862-1932), a Prime Minister of France who received the 1926 Nobel Peace Prize.-- Marie-Amelie 5/30/2008
Aristede was Count Petofi's servant from Dark Shadows.-- yohevid 8/2/2008
Not used at all, except on letters when there's a street after Aristide Briand.-- luxsword 10/24/2008
Prince Aristide Stavros (b. 29 June 2008) is the youngest child of Crown Prince Pavlos and his Marie-Chantal.-- Anonymous User 2/27/2009
It is Italian as well, and not just French. And there are many famous bearers besides Briand. [noted -ed]-- bananarama 12/26/2009
Italian pronunciation:
Ah-Ree-Stee-Deyh
"A" as in "Father." Roll your "R." The "I" in "Ri" is stressed to "EE." Again, for "Sti," the "I" must be stressed. "De" as in "Day," quite nearly. "Deyh." [noted -ed]-- Francesca 4/5/2011
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