What do you think of the names...?

Question

How would you pronounce the name Anisa?
What do you think of it (good or bad, trendy, too unheard of, etc)?

Also which name do you like best out of these and why:

Anisa
Aubrey
Julia
Lucy
Rhea

If you want to tell me why you don't like a particular name, thats good too.
Thanks!!

I know how to pronounce it, but I want to know if other people will pronounce it correctly.

Answer 1

A-NEE-sa

Julia is classy and not overused. Aubrey is nice but probably gets confused with Audrey a lot.

Answer 2

The girl's name Anisa \a-ni-sa\ is pronounced ah-NEE-sah. It is of Arabic origin, and its meaning is "pleasant companion".

Anisa has 2 variant forms: Anisah and Annissa.


Baby names that sound like Anisa are Annisa, Anissa, Anise and Anis.

Anisa is an uncommon female first name and a very rare surname (source: 1990 U.S. Census). Displayed below is the baby name popularity trend for the girl's name Anisa. Click here to compare Anisa with related baby names.


hope that helps you out love!

Answer 3

I think Anisa is pronounced uh-nee-suh. Is that right? That's a good name! I've never heard of it.

Also, my favorite names are Julia and Lucy. Two people in my family are named those names. Try the name Julia Lucy. I think it flows rather nicely, and I've never tried that combo before. Good luck!

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P.S. If you pick Julia or Lucy, not combined, try Julia Hope or Lucy Elaine. The people in my family that are named that have those names.

Answer 4

Anisa is pretty
How about Julia Anisa
Congratulations

Answer 5

Uh-knee-sah , is how i pronounce Anisa...i know an Anisa, but its written Anissa. .....i like that name. Aubrey is also pretty though...my vote is for Aubrey only cuz i've never met an Aubrey. Congratulations on your new baby. Hope your happy with the name you pick!
How about:
Alexis
Carolina
Carolyn
Brianna
Gaby
Caroline

Answer 6

Anisa is okay. I really like Rhea though. And Aubrey. Cute names. Lucy is just too old fashioned for me, but you may be looking for something old fashioned. Best of luck.

Answer 7

Anisa-it's ok
Aubrey-Pretty (my fave)
Julia-Old Fashion but nice
Lucy-Again Old Fashion
Rhea-Would go go as middle name with Aubrey

Good Luck.

Answer 8

I would pronounce it Uh-nee-sa. I don't know if that's right, but if it is I really like. I have heard it maybe once or twice so its pretty original but not wierd at all! I also love the names Julia and Aubrey. I think Julia used to be pretty popular, but I don't think it is anymore. I think Aubrey getting more popular each year, but I still love it!

Answer 9

I would pronounce it "Ah-nee-sah". I like it, btw. It's different.

I don't care for Aubrey. It sounds roly-poly...a chunky girl. (not that chubby is bad.) :-)

I like Julia & Lucy. Esp. Lucy. It's cute & fun-sounding.

But Rhea! Yuck! When I was studying medically terminology in college, I learned that "rhea" means to flow or run. -As in diarrhea or rhineorhea (runny nose). Now every time I see that name I associate it with that word.

But she's your baby! Good luck.

Answer 10

Aubrey is pretty, and still works if she's not really girly. But kida of little girl-ish.

Julia is beautiful, but popular, so make sure you are ok with popular, and it works when she's 4 or 40.

I love Lucy the best, sweet but still professional so when she's 40 she's not thought of as a little girl.

Please don't pick Rhea - its sounds nice, but she'll get called diarrhea or poop head or something equally mean in school.

Answer 11

I would pronounce it Ah-nee-sah. I think it's unique without being off-the-wall.

Of the list of names, I like all of them except Rhea. That just sounds too old for a little baby.