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HelpRe: Peterlin
in reply to a message by vigdis
I don't like -lynn but I do like -lin.
Peterlin is interesting, I'd assume there's a story behind it. People are reacting like it's a trendy thing but to me the -lin ending for boys names sounds more historical (?)
The only thing is that I'd think Peterlin would sound more like one solid name if it was PEH-ter-lin instead of PEET-er-lin, because if the Peter part is just pronounced like the name Peter then it seems like less of one name and more like "a name plus an extra suffix".
Peterlin is interesting, I'd assume there's a story behind it. People are reacting like it's a trendy thing but to me the -lin ending for boys names sounds more historical (?)
The only thing is that I'd think Peterlin would sound more like one solid name if it was PEH-ter-lin instead of PEET-er-lin, because if the Peter part is just pronounced like the name Peter then it seems like less of one name and more like "a name plus an extra suffix".
