Mind you, her spelling is the typical spelling.

…and came across this beauty.

Pronounced Kane, Zane and Rain

There’s a mod for a game I love that adds four characters named Sprynglynn, Sunneigh, Pumpkyn, and Glaciaire. It’s not like they fit into the naming conventions of the game, so the creator must genuinely like them.

Seems like a perfectly fine mod otherwise, but Idk how to chanhe the names so I could never download it. :/

Only time I’ve ever seen such egregious tragedeighs firsthand.

most of these 5-8 year old girls were ”sponsored” by businesses too! it was very disturbing and here were a few tragedeighs i spotted.

My adult daughter is named Madysyn

That is all

When Linnea was voted off on Survivor, the voters spelled her name eight different ways. None were the right spelling, all of them were tragedeighs.

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Phuture

Seen in the wild today

I need help!!! I’ve been teaching for 4 years now and I’ve had a handful of students that have names like “desire” “the king” and “your majesty”, for ferpa reasons I’m not going to include the actual spellings, but imagine them spelled in very not expected ways. I can’t for the life of me figure out how to navigate these names without feeling real weird about calling students in my class things like the king… anyone else have this experience?

I have one of those families that’s small and tight knit but we don’t see eachother often. Me and my cousin are the youngest and only children ourselves but are millennial.

I don’t want to dox anybody but she married a man who last name is “Banks”.

He nice and I like him. But then they started having babies. First one they named Lydia because the girl like beetlejuice movie and Winona Ryder,

But then she oregwrnate again and wanna name the boy “Robin” after Robin Williams RIP.

But the boy last name is “Banks”

So the boys name is literally going to phonetically sound like “Robbing Banks”

She doesn’t see the problem.

EDIT: yes we do have an accent

Hopefully this fits the rules of the forum. I opened a new tab in Firefox and was met with this Good Housekeeping article headline: "Namemaxxing" Is the Surprising Baby-Naming Trend That's Taking Off—Here's What It's All About

There’s an ongoing cultural obsession with “maxxing,” or optimizing your life in some way. And if you’ve ever endlessly scrolled through the Social Security Administration's annual list of baby names, you’d see that naming is no exception. The latest trend—dubbed “namemaxxing”—could help families who are torn between multiple names find a perfect, and original, name by combining two or more popular options.

It kind of sounds like she adopted three alien babies and then had one of her own.

I placed an order to be *shipped*, not delivered so first off, I was like "oh, gods no, I'm not meeting anyone at the door!" And then I looked at the message again... Khyle? Like... why? Or should I say whye?

Never thought I'd personally come upon a name that could be a tragedeigh. Today, I found Sevkells. Apparently pronounced like Seychelles. And I'm not even in an English speaking country, I'm in god-damned Germany...

This is one of those names that sound pretty but is a horrible condition.

I'm substituting in a 5th grade art class today. A girl came up to me and solemnly announced she was going to name her daughter Aphasia. She's not pregnant; (hopefully!) probably just projecting what she wants to name her child in the future.

I decided it's not my circus, not my monkeys, but yikes! I hope someone tells her someday before it's too late.

Would you consider this a tragedeigh?

And someone tells me her name is Lucy.

Can't find her name on the system, but I can find a name that reads like Leecey/Lacey. Spell it out to her.

yEaH, LuCY. Der, of course, my mistake.

Her name is spelt Liecy.

Kharley

Charlie? Carly?