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I was just looking over the newborn nursery at the local hospital, and after seeing a 'Nevaeh,' I stumbled upon Traeh. It took me a moment to realize what it really was. I'm beyond unimpressed.
On a somewhat better note, in addition to the horror of Traeh, there was a little girl named Kalliope. Though not something I'd use myself, it was refreshing among the Madisons and Morgans of the hospital.
What do you think?
On a somewhat better note, in addition to the horror of Traeh, there was a little girl named Kalliope. Though not something I'd use myself, it was refreshing among the Madisons and Morgans of the hospital.
What do you think?
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I thought I'd seen it all when I encountered a little Tnomal (his father is Lamont) at my dd's school but Traeh is truly tragic. Sigh ...
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Traeh is Yekup, but Kalliope refreshes me.
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Traeh is as lame as Nevaeh and I wonder how they pronounce it. Perhaps it also defies the phonetics of the English language.
On the other hand, I love Kalliope. I much prefer the K to the C because Greek actually has a letter K and Latinized spellings tend to annoy me anyway, heh.
On the other hand, I love Kalliope. I much prefer the K to the C because Greek actually has a letter K and Latinized spellings tend to annoy me anyway, heh.
This message was edited 1/21/2008, 4:14 PM
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Traeh is absolutely Yhsart.
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Ypparc
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LOL, and I definitely agree.
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Wow, that's bad.
It took me awhile to realize what it was. What's next? Anigav? Evol?
It took me awhile to realize what it was. What's next? Anigav? Evol?
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I much prefer the C as well
But let's just say that my county isn't known for it's...adherence (sp?) to traditional spellings.
I must say, you do have the best taste in names. I always love reading your top 10 and so on. :)
But let's just say that my county isn't known for it's...adherence (sp?) to traditional spellings.
I must say, you do have the best taste in names. I always love reading your top 10 and so on. :)
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