Thoughts on Skye?

[Anonymous]

Scarlett?

[Anonymous]

Wouldn't do it.

[Anonymous]

Lol to the only Skye being known as an adult is a midwife. Exactly this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You could always do Skylar nn Skye

Don't do this. The name is spelled Schuyler. Skylar is for illiterates.

You are incorrect. While Skylar is a variant of Schuyler, Skylar has been around since the 17th century in American and longer in the Netherlands (it's of Dutch origin). Both are acceptable. And Skylar gained a lot more popularity as Skylar Austin became more famous.

https://www.thebump.com/b/skylar-baby-name

But PP *feels* like it’s for illiterates, so it must be true

[Anonymous]

Who is Skylar Austin?

[Anonymous]

Okay for a middle name, not a first name.

[Anonymous]

Let’s take to the sky! This puppy’s got to fly! Skye is my sister’s dog’s name. It's a great name for a dog.

[Anonymous]

It's Daisy now.

[Anonymous]

Skype

[Anonymous]

Cute name

[Anonymous]

Lovely name

[Anonymous]

Serafina
Samantha
Sylvie
Stella
Susannah
Shelley
Sosie

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Serafina
Samantha
Sylvie
Stella
Susannah
Shelley
Sosie

You'd pick that over Skye? How odd.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You could always do Skylar nn Skye

Don't do this. The name is spelled Schuyler. Skylar is for illiterates.

You are incorrect. While Skylar is a variant of Schuyler, Skylar has been around since the 17th century in American and longer in the Netherlands (it's of Dutch origin). Both are acceptable. And Skylar gained a lot more popularity as Skylar Austin became more famous.

https://www.thebump.com/b/skylar-baby-name

No,

No, YOU are incorrect. Schuyler is a Dutch name. At a certain point English speakers were like “golly gee, I shore do like the sound of that name, but caint possibly remember that furrin spelling! Hey, I know, let’s spell it Skyler.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skyler