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[solyma.livejournal.com]

I was checking out the birth announcements in my city and came across some interesting names.



Disclaimer: I do not know these families in real life, so there may be a significant reason why the parents chose to spell their child's name a certain way that I don't know of. I also wanted to say that even if a name sounds made-up to me, it might not be. I did do a lot of googling to make sure some of these weren't just from different ethnic backgrounds. Anyway, just wanted to get that out of the way!

Interesting names:

Estella Blue
Elmer Uriel (I seriously feel sorry for this kid)
Izabella Psyche
Jr Cash
Hank Harry
Boden Lake
Harper Zoe

Youneeke spelling:

Aspyn Isabelle
Caeleigh Joanne
Jaymes Paul
Kloie Emelia
Raeven Mae
Dayne Alexander

Made-up sounding names:

Jazlyn Carol
Rubiemae Adeline
Jerzi Loren
Akaree Lanea
Bryrick Duane Lee
Kyden Therese
Zoey Irelin
Miriam Delenn

The riley names:

Ryely Jay
Brinna Riley Margaret
Ryleigh Susan
Riley Patrick
Riley James
William Rylee

The 'aden names:

Braeden Nicholas
Kaden Frank
Caden James
Gil Brayden
Braden Hoss
Caden John
Ayden James
Jaydin Allen
Aidan Hawk
Aiden Robert
Jayden James Storlie
Kaden Cleveland
Jaydon Scott
Aidan Cole
Aidan Dublin
Caden Dean

Comments

[sarahrose.livejournal.com]

I dont think its botched, but I dont like Ys at the end of girls names. It would be Khlowie. I like the Kh at the beginning.


My name is Sarah and I spell it out every time. I think many, many names are spell-worthy - common or not.

[anapology.livejournal.com]

Oh no, i added this this maddness!
Sarah is the normal spelling though, you may only have to spell it out because people are dumb, havent heard the name before (impossible)or confuse it with Sara...In my opinion they are two different names anyway! Well, in england they are at least.
Honestly, the trauma poor Khlowie would go through, i hope you're not being serious.
The only person to get anything out of that spelling would be you... poor kid would think you wanted them just to play a mean practical joke on them and change the spelling as soon as they were legal.

[sarahrose.livejournal.com]

I am serious, I do like the name, but that doesnt mean Im stupid. I would never name a child that (spelling) because I know the trauma she would experience forever.

Just becuase you really like a name doesnt mean you're stupid enough to use it. I think that is a common assumption in this comm - like = use. Not always so.


PS - I agree that Sara and Sarah are different names.

[maude.livejournal.com]

Khlowie?

...For real?

[sarahrose.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I like it a lot.