My sons name is Leoric. When choosing this name I did not expect people would have such a hard time pronouncing it. Everyone that sees it written out pronounces it wrong. So tell me, how would you pronounce Leoric?
@Happy_Yahoo_Personaler and @mjreilly2 your right! I get "lyric" every freaking time someone sees it written out! @mmmsly what makes you think lyric when you see it? I'm not upset, because as I've said your not the first, I'm just curious!
Leo-rick does not surprise me, I completely see that one. To me its like the Greg-or-ey, Greg-ry or Grey-gor-ey debate. Its going to come out different from different people and its close enough to what I intended his name to be that its nbd!
Maybe BC an e can sound like a y? I'm not good with names though. I have a cousin who named her daughter Bryn and at first I kept trying to pronounced it like Brian. She would get sooooooo mad when people didn't get it right!
@mmmsly i just feel like a silent "o" really isn't a thing, so why do people keep cutting the "o" out of my kids name? Lol I know its a unique name, so I try not to be offended when others don't get it. Everyone has taken to calling him Leo which I knew would happen, and I absolutely love as a nickname, I just hope maybe when he's older he resurrects his full, bad-ass name!
Lee-or-ick. I am not familiar with the game, but this seems the only logical pronunciation to me. Someone may be able to prove me wrong, but I cannot think of any case with an O and and R together where it is not pronounced "or" and the rest falls into place from there.
*************Siggy Warning. Loss mentioned.************
Me: 36, DH:37
Married 4/2010, TTC since 7/2011
Dx: Officially Unexplained (I have Polycystic Ovaries diagnosed via ultrasound, but few classic PCOS symptoms, he has mild MF issues. So... not issue free, but nothing so severe as to explain IF)
I also deal with post-surgical Hypothyroidism following Thyroid Cancer in 2009, but under control with Levothyroxine
4 months Clomid (thinned lining) and 10 months Letrozole (every indication that I responded perfectly)
6 failed IUIs in 2013, 3 with trigger
IVF #1 in March
2014
ER 3/21/14, 31R/21F,
12 frosties!
ET 3/26/14, 1 perfect blast transferred: BFN
FET#1 5/28/14, 2 "beautiful" early blasts transferred. BFP!!
Beta #1 (6/11/14) 798; Beta #2 (6/18/14) 7,966.
1st u/s (6/25/14) showed 2 sacs, 1 empty & 1 with a beautiful little bean doing what it needs to do!
I first read it as more of a "lor-ick" but with a slight e sound, so not a very long o. My second guess would be "Lee-o-rick" I want to make it sound like Lee-o-rick but with only two syllables.
Re: How would you pronounce?
Married 9/10/11 * BFP 6/9/14 * EDD 1/25/15
*************Siggy Warning. Loss mentioned.************
Me: 36, DH:37
Married 4/2010, TTC since 7/2011
Dx: Officially Unexplained (I have Polycystic Ovaries diagnosed via ultrasound, but few classic PCOS symptoms, he has mild MF issues. So... not issue free, but nothing so severe as to explain IF)
I also deal with post-surgical Hypothyroidism following Thyroid Cancer in 2009, but under control with Levothyroxine
4 months Clomid (thinned lining) and 10 months Letrozole (every indication that I responded perfectly)
6 failed IUIs in 2013, 3 with trigger
IVF #1 in March 2014
ER 3/21/14, 31R/21F, 12 frosties!
ET 3/26/14, 1 perfect blast transferred: BFN
FET#1 5/28/14, 2 "beautiful" early blasts transferred. BFP!!
Beta #1 (6/11/14) 798; Beta #2 (6/18/14) 7,966.
1st u/s (6/25/14) showed 2 sacs, 1 empty & 1 with a beautiful little bean doing what it needs to do!
EDD 2/14/15, missed miscarriage, DX: Trisomy 21. D&C 8/1/14
FET#2 Transferred 3 embies, 2 looking pretty good, one not so much. BFN.
IVF#2 January 2015, tentative ER 1/23
Obviously I got it wrong.
At first glance, I read it as "LOHR-ick", but when I looked again, "Lee-O-rick".