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Unusual names I've recently come across
by Ora (hufflepuffer) (Ora)
10/28/2024, 9:27 AM
Two unique names, both on women in their 50/60s from middle America:Kelline
Lenelle
Just thought I'd share, as I hadn't seen them before! I think they're both fine, but nms. Lenelle makes my mouth want to say Ellen though.
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- mirfak
10/29/2024, 12:51 PM
MCM names!
I was babysat by a Lynell (pretty sure that was the spelling) in the 70s.
Kelline seems likely to be a little younger, to me, by ten years or so, because Kelly. But mostly I think Kelline sounds like a riff on Colleen.
- namesarecool285
10/29/2024, 5:37 AM
I think that Kelline is pretty; it reminds me of one of my favorite "K" names- Kelina. Lenelle is also very pretty sounding, but I'd prefer Lynelle (and Lynette to Lynelle, which is actually one of my most favorite names).
- TMyers
10/28/2024, 9:20 PM
Sorry, I'm not a fan of either.
- Dracotorix
10/28/2024, 8:29 PM
Kelline - if I heard this out loud, I'd probably mistake it for Colleen because I sometimes here it pronounced as kuh-leen instead of call-een.
Lenelle - if I heard this I'd probably assume it was Lanelle (which is apparently a submitted name in here). Lenelle seems like a feminized version of Lenny, and Lanelle seems like a feminized/frillified version of Lane.
- ShioTanbo1
10/28/2024, 2:35 PM
I think they're both pretty! I prefer Kelline. I'm getting soft on -ine names recently. I tend to not like them. -Elle names, though, I usually like. I do like Lynette better than Lenelle and Kelline better than Kelly.
- Kerilyntaryn21
10/28/2024, 10:07 AM
Don't like either and lenelle looks like a typo for Lynelle