Gray
Gray for a girl?
Replies
My daughter has a girl in her pre-school class named Grae. She spells it with an e at the end instead of y. She is a beautiful 5 year with long hair that reaches her butt. The name Grae is a character from the movie The Color Purple. I think it sounds cool for a girl. Grae's mother just had a baby girl named Dillon, I am not sure how she is spelling Dillon.
I like Gray...but on a boy.
-wt-
-wt-
Gray sounds great/
Don't like it for either sex.
I think its really quite sweet and can suit all types of girls
Sad, dour, dishwater. :-/ I'd go for a happier color, if any.
Interested in Pembe? I'm getting hooked on Turkish names. :-) They don't always sound pretty to me, but they make up for it by being interesting or quirky. For the bold there's sari (Turkish for "yellow"; there shouldn't be a dot on that i, but the correct symbol doesn't show up in my message), mavi (blue), siyah (black), mor (purple), or kirmizi (red; again, no dots on the i's). ;-)
Or maybe Liadan, Nila, Nigella, Iole, Midori, Chloe, Siena, etc. It's not color associations that bug me; I just can't get on board with Gray. It's so dull. Even obvious possibilities like Cyan, Lavender, Auburn, Scarlet, Crimson, Violet, Rose, Olive, Indigo, Saffron, Teal, whatever else. For some reason I react to Gray as unfavorably as a punch to the stomach.
If the "Gr" is what you like, Grace, Greer, Greta, Griet, or Greet all sound better to me.
Interested in Pembe? I'm getting hooked on Turkish names. :-) They don't always sound pretty to me, but they make up for it by being interesting or quirky. For the bold there's sari (Turkish for "yellow"; there shouldn't be a dot on that i, but the correct symbol doesn't show up in my message), mavi (blue), siyah (black), mor (purple), or kirmizi (red; again, no dots on the i's). ;-)
Or maybe Liadan, Nila, Nigella, Iole, Midori, Chloe, Siena, etc. It's not color associations that bug me; I just can't get on board with Gray. It's so dull. Even obvious possibilities like Cyan, Lavender, Auburn, Scarlet, Crimson, Violet, Rose, Olive, Indigo, Saffron, Teal, whatever else. For some reason I react to Gray as unfavorably as a punch to the stomach.
If the "Gr" is what you like, Grace, Greer, Greta, Griet, or Greet all sound better to me.
This message was edited 11/7/2007, 7:22 PM
I love Turkish names, too. :-D
I like them more
now that I have an idea of how to pronounce them. Of course my Turkish pronunciation skills are horrendous, but that's a half step up from non-existant.
BtN is a great site, but the one thing I find myself wishing fairly often that it had were more pronunciations so I didn't have to wing it as often. :-)
now that I have an idea of how to pronounce them. Of course my Turkish pronunciation skills are horrendous, but that's a half step up from non-existant.
BtN is a great site, but the one thing I find myself wishing fairly often that it had were more pronunciations so I didn't have to wing it as often. :-)
There's a site
That has a long list of Turkish names that you can click to hear. Not sure of the URL, but it's fairly extensive. I learned quite a bit about Turkish names teaching ESL.
That has a long list of Turkish names that you can click to hear. Not sure of the URL, but it's fairly extensive. I learned quite a bit about Turkish names teaching ESL.
I dislike it on a girl.
Grey is a miserable colour anyway, and I just can't see it on a person.
I know a girl named Gray. I think it's nice enough. Not really my style, but nice enough. :)
I knew a female Gray.
I met her during an interview. It was hilarious, three women with very unusual, usually masculine names (mine is used more as a female name now, but not when I was growing up) - Gray, Francois, and Haven.
I honestly can't see Gray on either gender, it's a color to me, but it's not terrible on a girl.
I met her during an interview. It was hilarious, three women with very unusual, usually masculine names (mine is used more as a female name now, but not when I was growing up) - Gray, Francois, and Haven.
I honestly can't see Gray on either gender, it's a color to me, but it's not terrible on a girl.