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HelpRe: Keiler / Keyler
in reply to a message by Llewella
Thank you very much Llewella :-)
I like Keiler Edward, Keiler Graham and Keiler Patrick a lot,
I say it KEE-ler, is the spelling misleading? Would Keeler be better? We both don't like that spelling much. Maybe Kealer?
Trendy = trashy or is it still usable?
I like Keiler Edward, Keiler Graham and Keiler Patrick a lot,
I say it KEE-ler, is the spelling misleading? Would Keeler be better? We both don't like that spelling much. Maybe Kealer?
Trendy = trashy or is it still usable?
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Keeler looks too much like Keebler. I think Kealer would be the best spelling if you want that pronunciation.
Trendy doesn't necessarily mean trashy, it just means that it fits with current naming trends and will become very dated. I suppose that's not a terribly bad thing, just not what I'd go for. Plus some of the current trendy names are made-up, which I don't like because then they have no meaning or history.
Trendy doesn't necessarily mean trashy, it just means that it fits with current naming trends and will become very dated. I suppose that's not a terribly bad thing, just not what I'd go for. Plus some of the current trendy names are made-up, which I don't like because then they have no meaning or history.
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The pronunciation Keeler makes me think of keeling over and dying. I don't particularly like it. I think the spelling Keiler and Keyler look like misspellings of Kyler. Honestly, I think that is how most people will see it. I get the feeling you will constantly be correcting people.
The spelling Keeler makes me think of Keebler cookies. If you must use that pronunciation, then I would go with Kealer.
The spelling Keeler makes me think of Keebler cookies. If you must use that pronunciation, then I would go with Kealer.
This message was edited 11/17/2008, 9:35 PM
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