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I’ll take your creative spelling and raise you a creative spelling of a created name! I think the name Nevaeh actually has a really pretty sound to it, but if I was to spell it in more of a phonetic way then it would be Nevaya. I think Nevaya is quite nice.

Reyna, Mikaela and Karissa.

This message was edited 8/27/2021, 3:43 PM

Rayne. I don’t know if that counts.

I have a thing for Jayne, Bettye, and Margaux.

I have an unexplainable soft spot for Jaymz. According to what I like about names I shouldn't.

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I also like Jayne. And I prefer Jaxon over Jackson bc it feels more like a first name and less like a surname

Xyzavier instead of Xavier - Why not add a Y and a Z after X just like the alphabet
Abcde another alphabet name pronounced Ab-c-dee Yes, real people have been named this

I can't figure out how Khryxyra would normally be spelled and Kathlyn to me is a different name than Kathleen and I pronounce it differently.

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I don't really like many creative spellings. But I like Kayleigh. I guess that is creative because Lee is the original form and not Leigh? Not sure.

Emilie
Jaxon
Schae (Shea)
Katheryn

Kathlyn is pretty, I like this spelling more than Kathleen.

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Aletta
Haylie
Jacklyn
Sofie

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Jaxon
Zacharie

I think Oscar Wilde’s Vyvyan is fun. Apart from that that the only alternate spellings I like are Isadora and Katharine which I feel are pretty well established now. Oh, actually I saw Anxhela recently, which is Albanian and pronounced exactly as Angela, so obviously that’s not creative, but the spelling is pretty cool.

Yosseling (Jocelyn), via the Latin form Yoselin. Idk I like the -ling ending, reminds me of Aisling.

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Then there's Seless/Selesse, but I can't tell if it's a form of Celeste or something else.

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What IS that first one supposed to be anyways?