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HelpFavorite Names!
Girls- Aaevah, McBraeeyleeigh, Kyrtkneeigh, Dehvynne, Elaijagh, Fynleighe, Gaylagh, Boys- Heydynne, Eezabellagh, Gaydynne, Kehvyn, Lyamme, Maeceyne, Naeythen. Such beautiful names! You can easily imagine a 80-year old with these names!
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Ok, I will give you better spelling that are variants of a another spelling but something you might like.
Avah, Kortnee, Devyne, Elija.
Charrlett, Bridgit, Elinore, Feliesa, Izabele, Thylia.
Avah, Kortnee, Devyne, Elija.
Charrlett, Bridgit, Elinore, Feliesa, Izabele, Thylia.
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Troll alert...
Yeah, you're obviously trolling. That said, here are the names that I could decipher from that absolutely appalling trainwreck.
Ava
Courtney
Devin (or, Devon, Devan)
Elijah
Finley
Hayden (or Haden.
Isabella/Isabella
Kevin
Liam (?)
Mason
Nathan
I'm sure some of them could work on an elderly person. If they were spelled properly.
Yeah, you're obviously trolling. That said, here are the names that I could decipher from that absolutely appalling trainwreck.
Ava
Courtney
Devin (or, Devon, Devan)
Elijah
Finley
Hayden (or Haden.
Isabella/Isabella
Kevin
Liam (?)
Mason
Nathan
I'm sure some of them could work on an elderly person. If they were spelled properly.
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Why are you trolling? You're not funny
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What are these spellings?
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Butchered spellings, invented by the mind set of a ignorant troll. That's what they are. Anyone who uses these types of spellings, needs to get a CAT scan ASAP!
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Ava, McBraeley (?), Courtney (?), Devon, Elijah, Finley, Gaila (?); Haydn, Isabella, Gayden (?), Kevin, Liam, Mason, Nathan.
Those are my best guesses. What Isabella is doing among the boys, I do not want to think.
Those are my best guesses. What Isabella is doing among the boys, I do not want to think.
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What is the point? I can imagine 80-year-olds with any of those 'names', but I can also imagine that they would have changed them as soon as they legally could; either to more standard versions so they wouldn't have to keep on and on explaining, spelling their names slowly, apologising, doing it again ... or else to James, John, William, Robert or Richard for males, Mary, Barbara, Patricia, Linda or Carol for females - these being the top five names in 1942.
ETA, to clarify: in the real world, such fancied-up and illogical spellings of already trendy names are unlikely to be liked by anyone who is old enough to have children. So, really, there is nothing to discuss, IMO.
ETA, to clarify: in the real world, such fancied-up and illogical spellings of already trendy names are unlikely to be liked by anyone who is old enough to have children. So, really, there is nothing to discuss, IMO.
This message was edited 2/27/2022, 7:21 AM
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