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Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?
by Ruthie (guest)
12/9/2013, 12:39 PM
in reply to a message by kudriashkajo
It's pronounced, Nay-earn (not Nair-in) - one syllable though, not two. Though I knew an American who saw it on a map (its also a town in Scotland) and thought it was finny cos she couldn't say it at all! She said Nyern.
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Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  Ruthie  ·  12/9/2013, 12:29 PM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  Anneza  ·  12/10/2013, 12:09 AM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  SJayne  ·  12/9/2013, 8:49 PM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  Kinga  ·  12/9/2013, 3:15 PM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  Tiggs  ·  12/9/2013, 1:48 PM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  insane romantic  ·  12/9/2013, 12:58 PM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  Ruthie  ·  12/9/2013, 12:35 PM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  kudriashkajo  ·  12/9/2013, 12:35 PM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  Ruthie  ·  12/9/2013, 12:39 PM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  kudriashkajo  ·  12/9/2013, 12:54 PM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  kudriashkajo  ·  12/9/2013, 12:37 PM
•Re: Scottish surnames for boys? Like any?  ·  Ruthie  ·  12/9/2013, 12:42 PM