The name Leighton

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[Post New]08/28/2013 17:47
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Anonymous
I normally like very traditional names, but I really like Leighton no matter how you spell it!
[Post New]08/28/2013 18:00
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Anonymous
No. Although it's fine for a middle name.

signed,
a proud graduate of Leighton Academy for Wayward Girls
[Post New]08/28/2013 18:06
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Anonymous
Only ok if it is a family name
[Post New]08/28/2013 18:09
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I was going to pronounce it Lighton :/

I say no.



I was going to suggest Darckonne instead.
[Post New]08/28/2013 18:53
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:how about lindseigh?


Stop with the weird and trendy spellings, already. This is a nice name when spelled normally, e.g. Lindsay.

And for OP, if you are going to use this boy's name for your girl (it is not really unisex), it is Layton or Leyton or if you're an Australian tennis aficionado then you might consider Lleyton.
[Post New]08/28/2013 19:46
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Anonymous
Only if his name is Fred Leighton and can give me diamonds.
[Post New]08/28/2013 20:50
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Not unless it is actually a last name in your family. Otherwise you are trying wayyyy too hard to seem old Money and WASP-y.


agree
[Post New]08/28/2013 21:13
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Anonymous
Nice. Is your last name Jewelers?
[Post New]08/28/2013 21:20
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Anonymous
No, I don't like how it sounds any way you pronounce it.
[Post New]08/28/2013 21:20
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Only ok if it is a family name



+1. Okay for a middle name for a BOY if the name is in the family. Otherwise it's pretentious and reminds me of white trash trying to sound classy.

Leighton was the last name of my BF in high school. In retrospect, he was a total jerk.

Also reminds me of Lord Leighton:

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