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Comments for CECELIA:
I prefer the spelling Cecilia. It is a very beautiful name.-- Anonymous User 10/31/2006
There is a novelist named Cecelia Ahern.-- Anonymous User 11/28/2006
Fantastic American historical novelist, Cecelia Holland.-- Anonymous User 12/2/2007
"Sorcery & Cecelia" in the first book in a trilogy about two proper young ladies, the cousins Cecelia and Kate, and their misadventures in Regency England high society. After reading the book I found that I liked this spelling better than "Cecilia."-- Anonymous User 8/3/2008
This name is graceful, it's so beautiful.-- L0ck3t 1/19/2009
This spelling would never work where I live. To me it looks like it's pronounced seh-SEH-lee-ah instead of seh-SEE-lee-ah.-- Anonymous User 7/21/2009
I like the spelling Cecilia so much better.-- -Julia- 8/19/2009
I love this spelling! It looks so much more elegant to me. It's easier to pronounce for me as well. I sometimes want to read Cecilia as "Seh-sill-ee-uh" because of Cilia from Life Science. That's actually a really unpleasant association. Plus, I think this spelling lends itself better to nicknames like CeCe/Cece and Celia.-- tigerlily0909 11/23/2010
This spelling was actually slightly more popular than Cecilia from the 1880s through the early 1900s. Cecelia peaked in 1907 at #174. That was not super popular, but it was a bit more popular than Cecilia at #214. However, Cecilia is now much, much less popular. It is way down at #738 as opposed to Cecilia's #265.
(All of this information is taken from the social security website: www.ssa.gov/OACT/babynames).-- tigerlily0909 11/23/2010
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