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Help[Opinions] Re: It does come from Tiana (m)
in reply to a message by Amphelise
You're probably right but I just don't really understand why people would go from Tiana to Tiarna. It has a different sound (slightly). To me that just doesn't sound like it should be the same name.
If I found a name and wanted to spell it creatively I wouldn't throw an R in there all of a sudden. It seems unusual.
I mean if I heard bree-AH-na I wouldn't feel the need to do Briarna (this spelling doesn't even show up in the "beyond the top 1000"). I would use Briana or Brianna or Breeana. The R just seems so random and for it to become so relatively common - it just confuses me.
I posted this on the other board (facts) and someone suggested it might come from Tierney. This makes some sense because British and Irish names were popular in Australia (Bronwyn, for example). But yes, no idea, I am just confused hahaha
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If I found a name and wanted to spell it creatively I wouldn't throw an R in there all of a sudden. It seems unusual.
I mean if I heard bree-AH-na I wouldn't feel the need to do Briarna (this spelling doesn't even show up in the "beyond the top 1000"). I would use Briana or Brianna or Breeana. The R just seems so random and for it to become so relatively common - it just confuses me.
I posted this on the other board (facts) and someone suggested it might come from Tierney. This makes some sense because British and Irish names were popular in Australia (Bronwyn, for example). But yes, no idea, I am just confused hahaha
Thanks for your answers!
Please rate my list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/6232
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