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I don't like it, for either gender. I hate it worse on a boy though.
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It sounds like "Ken doll" to me, yet it's extremely trendy for some reason. On a girl it's awfully tryndee and masculine imo; but on a boy, well it's still trendy, bordering on tryndee, but at least its masculinity is not out of place.
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Tryndee?
Yes. It's trendy, but in no wau tryndee. Kendall is the proper spelling. To me, tryndee is a mix of trendy and kree8yff, so Kendyll or Kenndil or Kynndylle or whatever would be tryndee. You probably have a different definitian of tryndee *shrugs*.
Yes. It's trendy, but in no wau tryndee. Kendall is the proper spelling. To me, tryndee is a mix of trendy and kree8yff, so Kendyll or Kenndil or Kynndylle or whatever would be tryndee. You probably have a different definitian of tryndee *shrugs*.
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Tryndee, at least to me, is also a way to describe a name that has many alternate & kre8tyv spellings. Even though Kendall is a/the most legit one, there have been nearly as many little girls also named Kyndyl, Kendel, Kyndle, Kindall, etc. So the name, to me, no matter how it's spelled, is somewhat tryndee.
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I like it for either a boy or a girl. I've known both and it just works :)
~Michelle
~Michelle
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For a girl or a boy?
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