Baby Name Poll Results
Say-luh? vs. Yes? vs. No?
My husband and I are pretty set on using a combination of our mothers’ names, Sadie and Sheila, for our daughter. We really like Say-luh, pronounced to rhyme with Kayla, as we feel like it has an old-fashioned feel, and we think it will be familiar, even though it is a combination of two names. What do you think? How would you spell it: Sayla/Sala/Saila?Saylah/Saylar/Sayluh? Do you have any (uncommon) middle name suggestions? Thanks.
The Top Baby Name is...
Say-luh?
Yes?
No?
Poll created: Apr 26, 2013
Total Votes: 6
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Selah would be my suggestion for spelling.
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:: 11 years ago |
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There is an old hebrew name meaning "to pause and reflect" said SAY-LUH but spelt Selah. I think that could be nice because you’re honouring both Mums and giving her such a dreamy sounding name, it just sounds so peaceful and serene. IF you aren’t keen on that idea I quite like Saila. It’s a mix of the Sa’i beginning in Sadie and the ila ending of Sheila! :)
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:: 11 years ago |
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I would spell it Sayla.
Sayla Braelyn
Sayla Faelynn
Sayla Wren
Sayla Wray
Do you like any of these?
Sayla Braelyn
Sayla Faelynn
Sayla Wren
Sayla Wray
Do you like any of these?
posted by
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:: 11 years ago |
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What about Shayla?
I always thought Selah was pronounced SEE-luh? We will definitely consider this spelling! I like Wren for a middle name, thanks :)
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:: 11 years ago |
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Selah Simone, Selah Gretchen, Selah Harper, Selah Demetria, Selah Maeve or Selah Taryn.
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:: 11 years ago |
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Really like Gretchen and Demetria, thanks!
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:: 11 years ago |
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Selah like in Psalms
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