Pretty names????????????????????

Question

Nykkulette Jizelle trynnydy Anne

Answer 1

The names you have chosen sound fine, but the spelling is HORRIBLE!! (Except for Anne).  "Nicolette", "Jiselle", and "Trinity" are much better.

Answer 2

Patience, Sympathy, Autumn, Breeze, Sydney, Charlie

Answer 3

I like Nykullete but many not know that it is Nicolette and the other I assume is Giselle,  the third one I have no clue  Trimadie? and Anne is original

I like Nykullette the best I personally think it is an awkward spelling

Answer 4

awkward....  I'd go with Anne.  

Answer 5

Thats your babies name? Why torture it..Stick with just Anne the rest is hideous.

Answer 6

Anne I guess. The others are weird.

Answer 7

I'm guessing you're putting a new spin on names like Nicolette and Trinity but I think you need to look at the big picture - your baby has to live with the name you give them for the rest of their life.

If you chose any of the names other than Anne (which some people may still misspell as Ann) your child would continuously be correcting people with the spelling of her name and it may also leave her open to riducule from other children.

I remember a substitute teacher that misprounounced Penelope as Penny-Lope and poor Penny probably never lived it down because funny things like that are often what children remember.

I believe the names you choose need to stand the test of time and need to suit not only a baby but a child, an adult and an elderly person.  Think of it in about 70 years time with the children of today all sitting in nursing homes with names like Paris.

I prefer names such as Emily, Isabella, Rose and Mary but in the end its your choice.

Answer 8

Jizelle is too close to Jiz

Answer 9

Ick

Answer 10

Cheza, Ebony, Sakura, Aurora, Lamia, Lillith, Morana, Morganna, Valdis, Valeria, Aysu, Hala, Tsukiko, Charnette ("sh are net" pronounced), Agana, Cho, Aponi, Eos, Ai, Ida (Aida, not eeda), Aerona, Pandora, Lucia

Answer 11

My little sister's name is Trinity which is close to Trynnydy I guess.  I also have a friend named Nicollette.  We call her Nikki. Both names are not very common and are very pretty.  Your spellings are unique, but in the end it is up to you.  Although as a teacher I always find the unique spellings of names a hassle in the beginning of the school year.  

Answer 12

I like all of them, but don't make the spellings so difficult

Answer 13

Nykkulette and Trynnydy are pretty names but you might want to consider other spellings of the two. The spellings you have would be confusing for your child to learn to spell.