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Hilaria Baldwin, aka Hilary from Boston.
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Hilaria is also Polish. The name day for Hilaria in Poland is August 12.
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This name is also used in Spanish, although it's not as common as the masculine form Hilario, and it's definitely not the real name of that phony Hilaria Baldwin. Judging by the Spanish popularity charts, it seems to be considered old-fashioned in Spain at the moment, so it's unlikely that you'll meet one that's the same age as that Baldwin woman. [noted -ed]
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1. Rhymes with with Malaria.
2. The beginning sounds like “Hilariously”
3. It’s not really good.
Don’t even consider it honestly.
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2. The beginning sounds like “Hilariously”
3. It’s not really good.
Don’t even consider it honestly.
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Hilaria is Hilariously awful.
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This name was also used among the German minority in Bessarabia (and not particularly rare): https://ofb.genealogy.net/famreport.php?ofb=krasna&ID=I1857&nachname=Leinz&modus=&lang=de
https://ofb.genealogy.net/famreport.php?ofb=krasna&ID=I14734&nachname=Ruscheinski&modus=&lang=de
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https://ofb.genealogy.net/famreport.php?ofb=krasna&ID=I14734&nachname=Ruscheinski&modus=&lang=de
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Hilaria Baldwin (actor Alex Baldwin's wife and TV personality), born 1984 in Mallorca, Spain as Hilaria Lynn Thomas.
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Two fictional characters called Hilaria on the eighteenth-century London stage:
Hilaria, played by Mrs Knight, in the comedy "Tunbridge Walk, or, The Yeoman of Kent" - Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1707;
Hilaria, played by Mrs Buchanan, in the comedy "Love's Last Shift, or, The Fool in Fashion" - Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, 1733.
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Hilaria, played by Mrs Knight, in the comedy "Tunbridge Walk, or, The Yeoman of Kent" - Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, 1707;
Hilaria, played by Mrs Buchanan, in the comedy "Love's Last Shift, or, The Fool in Fashion" - Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, 1733.
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In medieval England Hilaria was used as a corruption of Eulalia.
Here's what I've just added as a "user-submitted name" regarding the similar Elaria:
An English medieval form of Eulalia. It was caused by a confusion of the second L with R in local speech, and this also resulted in Hilaria in medieval records, as distinct from the male name Hilary. The cult of St Eulalia spread from Spain and France to the English West Country, where, like Ellery (a corruption of Eulalie)for girls, this name, Elaria, seems to have been used the most. It has been used occasionally in England up until the present day, a search of genealogical sources suggests.
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Here's what I've just added as a "user-submitted name" regarding the similar Elaria:
An English medieval form of Eulalia. It was caused by a confusion of the second L with R in local speech, and this also resulted in Hilaria in medieval records, as distinct from the male name Hilary. The cult of St Eulalia spread from Spain and France to the English West Country, where, like Ellery (a corruption of Eulalie)for girls, this name, Elaria, seems to have been used the most. It has been used occasionally in England up until the present day, a search of genealogical sources suggests.
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Actress CCH Pounder born in Guyana - full name Carol Christine Hilaria Pounder.
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Hilaria McCarthy was a London-based photographic journalist of American parentage.
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I originally thought the pronunciation was more like hil-AIR-ee-uh, but I like the given pronunciation much more. I have been forever scarred against this name by a terrible Eragon fanfic I came across once, though.
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I would like this name much more if only it was pronounced "Hill-uh-REE-uh", or, phonetically, "HILARY-uh". Don't like it's common pronunciation, sorry!
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