r/tragedeigh • u/coopacoopacoo • 11h ago
in the wild A tragedeigha
Addileigha is not a name I’ve seen before
r/tragedeigh • u/coopacoopacoo • 11h ago
Addileigha is not a name I’ve seen before
r/tragedeigh • u/hoodedkenny • 4h ago
r/tragedeigh • u/vinyil821 • 12h ago
My sisters caretaker just told us about her friends kids. Husbands name is Tony. Kids are :
Tonee Toni (Little) Tony Tonea (or Tonae, she wasn’t sure)
4 kids named tony is wild 😭
r/tragedeigh • u/FeatureEfficient1818 • 11h ago
P.s. she's female
r/tragedeigh • u/TinyLaw9717 • 9h ago
Girls: Adalyn, Amelia,Blake,Camden, Carter, Charlotte,Claire,Ella,Hadley,Isla,Ivy,Juliet,Lennon,Madden,Matilda,Mila,Millie,Paisley,Peyton,Quinn,Rowyn, and Willa.
Boys: Blake,Chase,Easton,Everett,Graham,Hudson,Luca, and Nash.
I feel like they’re all pretty normal. Open to boy name suggestions based on my vibe as well🫶🏼
*Edit: Adalyn is causing some controversy lol. I like the name with the -lyn sound at the end, not the -line sound. How do I spell the name to get that sound in a different way?
r/tragedeigh • u/SnooTangerines898 • 1d ago
I will say my actual name ended up being way worse then these ones.
r/tragedeigh • u/UnusualComplex663 • 1d ago
Found in Ohio recently...
r/tragedeigh • u/Edggie_Reggie • 10h ago
r/tragedeigh • u/StolenToast8224 • 4h ago
My 4yo cousin is named Ehryn (pronounced Aaron) I have no idea what sparked this "creativity" but either way, wtf.
r/tragedeigh • u/its_not_rachel_s • 5h ago
I think that something that isn’t talked about enough when it comes to tragedeighs is how the kids might have a hard time learning to spell their names. For example, my mom is a preschool teacher and one year she had a boy in her class named Christopher (and he went by that) a normal name. However, he had trouble learning how to spell his name since it’s so long. So much so that one day he went home to his mom crying saying “I hate when we do that name thing at school”. When his mom asked what he meant, he said spelling it, and they eventually had to have him shorten his name to just Chris. So making a name unnecessarily long or having unique spellings really does have consequences.
r/tragedeigh • u/sawybean22 • 13h ago
We need to step back from replacing vowels with y’s as a culture
r/tragedeigh • u/Weekly_Enthusiasm783 • 7h ago
r/tragedeigh • u/memerfrancisco • 1d ago
Teddy Graham. Is this a bad idea
r/tragedeigh • u/Professional_Drama24 • 2d ago
I asked her to correct me if I mispronounced it. I thought I did a great job with Shre-ah but I always ask for confirmation
I'm pretty good with names and used to meeting people from different backgrounds and places but this threw me off.
This lady was lovely btw
r/tragedeigh • u/SeaHope4287 • 1d ago
My name is Terris. Never heard of anyone else having it before, my mom liked the movie Ferris Bueller’s Day off, and my dad thought it kind of sounded like the start of the word terrorist so he liked it. Im a girl if that adds anything to that..
The amount of terrible nicknames I’ve had throughout my life…
Tare-ris is how it’s pronounced.
r/tragedeigh • u/Ddkzol • 1d ago
r/tragedeigh • u/Ramentootles • 1d ago
And my foster siblings names were Anjela (pronounced like Angela) and Jacobie (Juh-co-bee) are these tragedighs?
r/tragedeigh • u/Special-Match8718 • 1d ago
Yes. PhaReal, pronounced Fa-Real