What do you think of the name Aidah for a girl? Pronounced ay-duh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ada is lovely. Aidah is made up, and sounds like an offshoot of Aiden, Cayden, etc. In other words, the opposite of elegant and classy. Teen mom-ish.

It is actually a very old name. You are clueless

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ada is the right thing to do.

Hahaha

[Anonymous]

I like Eva better. Aidah I don't care for - the spelling looks made up and the name sounds oldish to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ada is lovely. Aidah is made up, and sounds like an offshoot of Aiden, Cayden, etc. In other words, the opposite of elegant and classy. Teen mom-ish.

It is actually a very old name. You are clueless

Aidah is an old name? Huh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ada is lovely. Aidah is made up, and sounds like an offshoot of Aiden, Cayden, etc. In other words, the opposite of elegant and classy. Teen mom-ish.

It is actually a very old name. You are clueless

Ada is very old and classic. Aidah...I'd like to see evidence that this has ever existed until now.

[Anonymous]

I would pronounce this ah-yee-dah. If you like the name Ada, spell it Ada. Creative spellings are trashy.

[Anonymous]

If you want that pronunciation, you should spell it Ayda.

That is a Turkish name with a lovely meaning, hard to translate but relating to the moon. I love that name!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ada is lovely. Aidah is made up, and sounds like an offshoot of Aiden, Cayden, etc. In other words, the opposite of elegant and classy. Teen mom-ish.

It is actually a very old name. You are clueless

Ada is very old and classic. Aidah...I'd like to see evidence that this has ever existed until now.

Ada is the traditional spelling of the name that OP wants. Aidah looks like someone misspelled Aida (pronounced eye-EE-duh). And it is not a made up name. The opera by Guiseppe Verdi (one of the most well-known opera authors in history) is from 1871 and is what the Elton John musical from 2000 was based on. Prior to the opera, the name was a traditional Arabic name, so the name has been around for centuries.

OP, if you use the spelling Aidah, I guarantee that most people will think you mean /eye-EE-duh/ and not /AY-duh/.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ada is lovely. Aidah is made up, and sounds like an offshoot of Aiden, Cayden, etc. In other words, the opposite of elegant and classy. Teen mom-ish.

It is actually a very old name. You are clueless

Ada is very old and classic. Aidah...I'd like to see evidence that this has ever existed until now.

Ada is the traditional spelling of the name that OP wants. Aidah looks like someone misspelled Aida (pronounced eye-EE-duh). And it is not a made up name. The opera by Guiseppe Verdi (one of the most well-known opera authors in history) is from 1871 and is what the Elton John musical from 2000 was based on. Prior to the opera, the name was a traditional Arabic name, so the name has been around for centuries.

OP, if you use the spelling Aidah, I guarantee that most people will think you mean /eye-EE-duh/ and not /AY-duh/.

You proved my point. Thank you!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the "Ada" spelling is the best choice for this name. It is a pretty name.

"Aidah" is try-hard and kre8ive: yuck.

Thi5. No Ayduh Aydah ...

[Anonymous]

Aidah's sisters are Kryssteen and Elizzahbeth.

[Anonymous]

Do not do this. Reminds me of some old late 90s movie where a guy calls a girl Amanduhhhhhhhhhhhh..... DIfferent name, I know, but...just. Don't.

[Anonymous]

I love the name Ada too but it does make me think of the Nabokov book of the same name.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Do not do this. Reminds me of some old late 90s movie where a guy calls a girl Amanduhhhhhhhhhhhh..... DIfferent name, I know, but...just. Don't.

Heh. Can't Hardly Wait?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ada is lovely. Aidah is made up, and sounds like an offshoot of Aiden, Cayden, etc. In other words, the opposite of elegant and classy. Teen mom-ish.

It is actually a very old name. You are clueless

Aidah is an old name? Huh.

Maybe PP is thinking of "Adah", which dates back to biblical times.