Are these even names? Jaithen and Abagayle

[Anonymous]

I haven’t heard of an Abigail in years! I use to have a student with that name and we called her Abbie. I agree with other pp, Jaithen is how you pronounce Jason with a lisp. Please don’t do that to your baby.

[Anonymous]

I work in a school and we have two Jaythen's and a Jaythean

[Anonymous]

Jaithen sounds like an anglicized Indian Hindu name to me.

[Anonymous]

My friends have a son named Jason. The dad has a speech impediment and calls him Jaythen. Why give your baby a name that sounds like it is being lisped on purpose?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I work in a school and we have two Jaythen's and a Jaythean

Are you joking or are you being serious? I can’t really tell. It seems inconceivable that three different sets of parents in one school made this choice, but names have gotten really strange.

[Anonymous]

I have a niece name Abiyale

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I haven’t heard of an Abigail in years! I use to have a student with that name and we called her Abbie.

I find this incredibly hard to believe, as it is a really popular name. Top 10, in fact.

https://nameberry.com/babyname/Abigail/popularity