|
|
Comments for PILAR:
It's pronounced PEE-lar.-- Jenna R 12/2/2005
I'm fairly certain that the stress is actually on the second syllable: pee-LAR.-- Elspeth 5/26/2008
Pronounced "pee-LAHYR" (rolling "r") with the stress placed on the second syllable, not the former. The first comment is incorrect.-- batbright 7/29/2011
Name date: October 12.-- giapet 4/7/2006
Pilar is the name of a member of Las Ketchup. She is the blonde one in the music video, but they all dye their hair.-- Anonymous User 7/2/2006
While living in Spain I had a friend named Pilar. Her nickname was Pili (pee-lee).-- ADT 7/3/2006
Pilar Lopèz de Ayala is a Spanish actress.-- desert rose 1/15/2007
In Spain, you kick a stone and find six or seven Pilars. All too common, but it's receding. Not ugly, though.-- Anonymous User 9/21/2007
In Cien años de soledad/One Hundred Years of Solitude, Pilar Ternera is the long-lived friend to the Buendía family, tarot-reader, whore and brothel madam.-- Elspeth 5/26/2008
My name is Pilar. I think this is a beautiful name, I am proud to be named that.-- diasdeverano 7/17/2008
Pilar is sort of a nice-sounding name, but since it's one letter short of actually being Pillar, and since I speak English, I'm not quite certain how or whether I'd use it.-- Pippin 8/27/2008
I'm from Zaragoza, Spain, and Pilar is the most popular name here. I know, at least, 20 women named Pilar. The nickname is Pili.-- Anonymous User 8/27/2008
I read a book in which one of the characters was named Pilar (Dreaming in Cuban) and because of it, I could never use this name. Not that I liked it much to begin with, but the book is so weird and disturbing that I would never be able to use the name without thinking of the crazy things the women in the book did.-- plutogirlgenius 8/27/2009
A pillar is a symbol of strength, someone you lean can on. I see someone named Pilar as being very trustworthy and dependable.-- Anonymous User 8/27/2009
A famous bearer is Peruvian actress Pilar Pallette (born 1936). She was also the third wife of John Wayne.
Name of the Day - August 27, 2009.-- AndrewJKD 8/27/2009
This is the name of a friend of mine. She's Portuguese. Her name suits her very much because she's really tall.-- theadiragram 8/27/2011
Key: Meaning/History Usage Pronunciation Famous Bearer Personal Impression Other
Comments are left by users of this website. They are not checked for accuracy.
| Home : Comment | About | Copyright © | Terms | Contact |