CBH Names I'm loving lately

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• Aimothy

  

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  April 2014

  Cecily is okay. No to bryony.

  
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• amandaf6383

  

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  April 2014

  Bryony is definitely no, and Cecily maaaaaaaaaybeeeeee but I kind of like Bram.

  
  

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• LooneyLife

  

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  April 2014

  I can honestly say I've never heard the name Bryony before.  

  Cecily just makes me think of the Philly weather lady Cecily Tynan so I could never use it, but I could see how someone else might like it.

  
  
  
  
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• BackseatDriver

  

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  April 2014

  Does Bryony look too made up?
  

  
  

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• Aimothy

  

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  April 2014

  Yes. I think it's the two y thing that makes it look extremely made up.  

  
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• brij2006

  

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  April 2014

  Bryony makes me afraid of being NN'd Irony by others. Bram could be cute though.

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• RockABye

  

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  April 2014

  Cecily is cute (but not with the nn ceecee). Bryony looks made up and I'm not sure how to even say it. I have a pet named Byron so I keep seeing Byrony. Bram looks made up to me too, IMO. Maybe ok as a nn, but not as a real name.

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• LuckyAngel07

  

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  April 2014

  Was someone watching/reading Atonement?? That's the only place I've ever seen/heard the name Briony (<--spelled that way) before. (For those uncertain, it's pronounced BREE-o-nee.)

  
  

  Cecily is pretty. I kind of like it and its variations (Cecilia/Celia).

  
  

  Bram reminds me of Dracula's author. I'm not sure about it either way.

  
  
  

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• RockABye

  

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  LuckyAngel07 said:

  Was someone watching/reading Atonement?? That's the only place I've ever seen/heard the name Briony (<--spelled that way) before. (For those uncertain, it's pronounced BREE-o-nee.)

  
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  Ahh.. that helps. I was thinking "br-eye-oh-nee". I still don't like it, but Briony looks better and the correct pronunciation does help a teeny bit. Still not a fan though lol

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• amandaf6383

  

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  RockABye said:

  LuckyAngel07 said:

  Was someone watching/reading Atonement?? That's the only place I've ever seen/heard the name Briony (<--spelled that way) before. (For those uncertain, it's pronounced BREE-o-nee.)

  
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  Ahh.. that helps. I was thinking "br-eye-oh-nee". I still don't like it, but Briony looks better and the correct pronunciation does help a teeny bit. Still not a fan though lol

  The girl I went to school with named Bryony had the br-eye-oh-nee pronunciation.

  
  

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• BackseatDriver

  

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  April 2014

  Br-eye-oh-nee is the pronunciation I'm familiar with. I have heard it is a more common British name. Briony is a variant spelling, but the plant is spelled Bryony which makes me prefer it that way.
  
  I am 90% set on a potential future girl being named Corinne though. Tessa is the other option and if we did go with that one she would be Tessa Corinne.
  

  
  

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• MRads

  

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  April 2014

  I love Cecily. H hates it. What a buzzkill.
  
  The others are NmS.

  
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• LuckyAngel07

  

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  BackseatDriver said: Br-eye-oh-nee is the pronunciation I'm familiar with. I have heard it is a more common British name. Briony is a variant spelling, but the plant is spelled Bryony which makes me prefer it that way.
  
  I see now (I looked it up again). It's almost like pronouncing "Brian" with a 'y' on the end. I like that it's different, but DH would never go for it (I ran Isla by him and he said it sounded way too weird,  8-| )

  
  
  

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• poppies717

  

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  April 2014

  I keep thinking of bronies. That's all I have to contribute.

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• callitcompulsive

  

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  April 2014

  @poppies717 hahahahahahahaha omg

  
  
  

  
  

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• BeeLu

  

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  April 2014

  Bryony is my boss's name. It's definitely more common in Britain, and it's usually pronounced 'br-eye-oh-nee'.
  

  
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• MH1006

  

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  LuckyAngel07 said:

  Was someone watching/reading Atonement?? That's the only place I've ever seen/heard the name Briony (<--spelled that way) before. (For those uncertain, it's pronounced BREE-o-nee.)

  
  

  Cecily is pretty. I kind of like it and its variations (Cecilia/Celia).

  
  

  Bram reminds me of Dracula's author. I'm not sure about it either way.

  Actually, for those uncertain it's NOT usually pronounced "Bree-o-nee."
  
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  Seriously rolling my eyes right now. Doesn't matter though, because it's ugly.

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• BookishMama1012

  

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  April 2014

  I also think of the Philly weather woman when I hear Cecily, but I do think it's cute. Bryony is NMS. Bram makes me think of Dracula (Bram Stoker), and I would never give it to a girl, even as a nn. Maybe a boy, but HIGHLY unlikely.

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• callitcompulsive

  

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  April 2014

  Bryony sounds like a terribly uncreative nn for Brian/Bryan/Bryon lol. That's just where my mind goes after I get Bronies out of my head.

  
  
  

  
  

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• botanicalbliss

  

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  April 2014

  I actually like Bryony better than Cecily.  Bram is awesome!

  

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