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HelpRe: Cait, Kate or Emmaline?
in reply to a message by Krista Leigh
Cait is ok on it's own, but what about Caitriona / Catriona with the nn Cait? I think it's very nice and uncommon.
I think Kate looks a bit plain, Cait Emmaline Peck is quite nice, Emmaline Cait Peck doesn't flow as well imo.
I like Emma, but also have problems with the popularity. Emmaline is ok, but I prefer it in the mn spot.
What about Caitriona Emmaline Peck "Cait" or Grainne (GRAWN-ya) Emmaline Peck. Also, another thought, Irma means the same as Emma and might be a nice alternative to Emma if you want to honour somebody. So what about Caitriona Irma Peck?
What Sid was saying is true, but there are also different dialects, so if you met someone who pronounces her name that way and it's not a major difference, I don't see a problem with it. And many people would pronounce it "wrong" anyway, thus saying Emmaline to rhyme with mine.
I think Kate looks a bit plain, Cait Emmaline Peck is quite nice, Emmaline Cait Peck doesn't flow as well imo.
I like Emma, but also have problems with the popularity. Emmaline is ok, but I prefer it in the mn spot.
What about Caitriona Emmaline Peck "Cait" or Grainne (GRAWN-ya) Emmaline Peck. Also, another thought, Irma means the same as Emma and might be a nice alternative to Emma if you want to honour somebody. So what about Caitriona Irma Peck?
What Sid was saying is true, but there are also different dialects, so if you met someone who pronounces her name that way and it's not a major difference, I don't see a problem with it. And many people would pronounce it "wrong" anyway, thus saying Emmaline to rhyme with mine.
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