Coradith

lovemytwoboys

There is a little girl in my son's preschool class named Coradith. I've never heard the name before and actually thought perhaps my son was pronouncing it wrong at first. However, it is on her cubby and on the invitation to her birthday party he just received, so it is definitely Coradith. I can't find it on Behind the Name, Baby Names World, etc. Anyone ever heard it? Is it an actual name with history?

magsugar13

its Cora and Edith smooshed together silly!

plunderb

magsugar13:

its Cora and Edith smooshed together silly!

Yeah, I was thinking Cora and Judith.

I was able to find a few people named Coredith (with an e) using The Goog (most of them born in the 1910s-1920s).

526SadieSadie

plunderb:

magsugar13:

its Cora and Edith smooshed together silly!

Yeah, I was thinking Cora and Judith.

I was able to find a few people named Coredith (with an e) using The Goog (most of them born in the 1910s-1920s).

I thought of Cora and Meredith

westrose

I have never heard of that before. I wonder where they got it from. 

lageorgiapaperie

That just sounds.... odd. I like Coraline, but Coradith is ugly!

alliejo725

plunderb:

magsugar13:

its Cora and Edith smooshed together silly!

Yeah, I was thinking Cora and Judith.

I was able to find a few people named Coredith (with an e) using The Goog (most of them born in the 1910s-1920s).

Could be a family name, then. Great-grandma or something.

checkrdtop

Not a fan at all.

LittleGus

For the love.

sugarpumpkin716

nmsaaaaa

sagoon

It sounds like a biological term to me, like otolith or tonsilith.

msmerymac

It's ugly. And I say this as someone named Meredith. Which is a lovely name, IMO! I also think Cora or even Coralee or Cornelia or Cordelia are lovely. But not this.

tusshie2004

=/