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Help[Opinions] Re: Dennis
in reply to a message by Manipura
It seems a bit dated in style and the the combination of letters is not appealing. I like Denny more because it seems more timeless. Kendris seems more feminine to me, maybe because of Kendra? I’ve never come across it before, what are its origins?
**I love God far too much to be religious - Jean Claude Koven**
**I love God far too much to be religious - Jean Claude Koven**
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I'd guess Kendris / Kendrys was made up somewhere in the Americas, idk when. The submitted section on BTN lists it as English (American) and Latin American. When I google it, there's a professional baseball player named Kendrys who is Cuban-Dominican.
I associate names like Kendra, Maris, Karis, Cerys, Katrell, Kendall, Kennedy, Kendrick, Kenneth, Idris, Denis, Denys, Davis.
I associate names like Kendra, Maris, Karis, Cerys, Katrell, Kendall, Kennedy, Kendrick, Kenneth, Idris, Denis, Denys, Davis.
This message was edited 3/11/2023, 2:50 AM
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