stupidest name spellings ever

[Anonymous]

Macyn - pronounced Mason for a girl

[Anonymous]

What do you think of this name--Anely
(pronouned a-ne-lee)

In full disclosure, it is my daughter's middle name. I had a student from Central America with that name and I liked it. I liked it for my daughter's first name, but DH and I were worried that it was too wierd, so we went with it as a middle.

By the way, alternate spelling of Anely are:
Analeigh
Analee
Analy
(you'll notice that the first four letters of each of those are ANAL)
honesty is appreciated

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What do you think of this name--Anely
(pronouned a-ne-lee)

In full disclosure, it is my daughter's middle name. I had a student from Central America with that name and I liked it. I liked it for my daughter's first name, but DH and I were worried that it was too wierd, so we went with it as a middle.

By the way, alternate spelling of Anely are:
Analeigh
Analee
Analy
(you'll notice that the first four letters of each of those are ANAL)
honesty is appreciated

Hate it, sorry. I actually think that Anna Lee (and all the attendant appropriate spellings) could be a pretty name, but because it runs together and sounds very close to Analy, well...no. Bad. And Anely just looks mis-spelled.

Macyn is horrifyingly bad.

[Anonymous]

Macyn is just obnoxious. What is with all the horrid overuse of the letter y in names, by the way? Seriously people, buy a vowel. Not only did they name their child after a jar, they spelled it horribly.

I knew a Jaxon, pronounced Jackson. And the parents FLIPPED OUT if you dared suggest it was pronounced Jason.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What do you think of this name--Anely
(pronouned a-ne-lee)

In full disclosure, it is my daughter's middle name. I had a student from Central America with that name and I liked it. I liked it for my daughter's first name, but DH and I were worried that it was too wierd, so we went with it as a middle.

By the way, alternate spelling of Anely are:
Analeigh
Analee
Analy
(you'll notice that the first four letters of each of those are ANAL)
honesty is appreciated

The name isn't bad but I hate the spelling. I'd go with Annaleigh, Annalee or Anna Lee.

[Anonymous]

Krstofer (yes, even left out the "i")

[Anonymous]

The WashPo article about yesterday's storm mentions an infant named Jaymes, from Bethesda.

[Anonymous]

I have a friend Annelie and I think the name is pretty. But looking at the spelling Anely, it is not immediately clear how to pronounce it... (ain-lee, ain-ee-lee, etc).

[Anonymous]

I think that Anely sounds pretty, but I would have chosen a different spelling. However, since it's her middle name, I wouldn't sweat it. How often do strangers need to pronounce your middle name?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We know a family who named their kid who was born in July ... Noel.

A coworker and I spent some time explaining to an admin why Biafra wasn't a good name for her impending baby. Too many connotations of war and famine.

what's wrong with you? do you know what noel even means?
you're silly.

[Anonymous]

Paizlei.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Paizlei.

Paizlei, as in Paisley??? Horrible!

[Anonymous]

One of my best friends in the entire world named her daughter Paisley. For the life of me I don't know why someone would name their child this: [img]

[Anonymous]

I guess my only "problem" with novel spellings is that I imagine the child going through his whole life saying, "That's Jaxon - J-A-X-O-N." "No, no, with an X. J-A-X-O-N." Seems like that's got to get old.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:my MIL wants to place bets on what my SIL will name her soon to be born daughter, so I was trolling the ssa.gov list of most popular names last year...

44 -- Makayla
58 -- -Bella (not the spelling I have an issue with, but the connection to Twilight)
74 -- Trinity
81 -- Autumn
94 -- Serenity

seriously -- that many people are naming their daughters Serenity?

Serenity? Isn't that an adult diaper brand?