A friend of mine just had a baby girl and named her: Makaria Lilyann.
I've never heard Makaria before. I looked it up and it's the Greek goddess of blessed death. I'm wondering how to pronounce it. What do you think? Does it rhyme with malaria? Or is it like macarena but with an "r"? Or something else??
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ditto this. When I read it, I pronounced it like malaria. It actually kind of sounds made up to me?
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Is that a good thing? Sounds kinda made up but I said it like malaria
When I read it, I said Mack-CAR-ee-uh in my head. The meaning of the name makes me do this
Mac are ee uh or Mac air ee uh, it's just bad. The blessed death definition is probably enough to make me avoid this name.
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This was also my guess. I've never heard of it either.
This. Not a cute name.
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I believe this is correctly pronounced: MA-car-ee-uh. It is not meant to rhyme with Malaria.
The name itself, not bad. The meaning? Ouch.
Normally I don't care about name meanings, but there is NO WAY I would name a baby a name that means "goddess of blessed death". That's just disturbing.
I would assume it rhymes with malaria. Wow...
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