re: it just hit me

<blockquote><b>Quoting Zachariah An Brittanie Bu:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting khigh:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Zachariah An ... [snip!] ... be 1 next month if she was still alive was Charity Deanna, and the third which I havent gave birth to yet is Bryar-Ray Patrick"</blockquote>




Couldn't* care less. See, that's what she means. When you don't know proper English you end up saying something different than you mean....
And all those names sound pretty hick.

<blockquote><b>Quoting sταrry skies:</b>" Is that supposed to be Briar? WTH is Wanee?"</blockquote>




I want it to be different so I'm spelling it with a y and Wanee is a Cherokee name and it was my grandmother's name.

<blockquote><b>Quoting dat uterus tho:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Zachariah An Brittanie Bu:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting ... [snip!] ... you don't know proper English you end up saying something different than you mean.... And all those names sound pretty hick."</blockquote>




They probably do but that's what happens when ur from the south.

Quoting Zachariah An Brittanie Bu:" <blockquote><b>Quoting sταrry skies:</b>" Is that supposed to be Briar? ... [snip!] ... I want it to be different so I'm spelling it with a y and Wanee is a Cherokee name and it was my grandmother's name."

Ah....the good ole Y names. My daughter has one, but it doesn't sound hick like your kid's name. Emily Kathryn. See, pretty name with a Y. And, yes, that version of Katherine/Catherine/Kathryn is correct. It's the Greek spelling and I didn't have to make smurf up for it to be yewneek.

Quoting Zachariah An Brittanie Bu:" <blockquote><b>Quoting sταrry skies:</b>" Is that supposed to be Briar? ... [snip!] ... I want it to be different so I'm spelling it with a y and Wanee is a Cherokee name and it was my grandmother's name."

That's not different. That's misspelled.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Zachariah An Brittanie Bu:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting dat uterus tho:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Zachariah ... [snip!] ... And all those names sound pretty hick."</blockquote> They probably do but that's what happens when ur from the south."</blockquote>


Well that explains so much  

Fyi, we're from Virginia and South Carolina and none of my family have hillbilly names.

Except my dad Bo John, but we don't count him.

Quoting Zachariah An Brittanie Bu:" <blockquote><b>Quoting khigh:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Zachariah An ... [snip!] ... be 1 next month if she was still alive was Charity Deanna, and the third which I havent gave birth to yet is Bryar-Ray Patrick"

Ew wtf?   Briar is gorgeous. Wtf is Bryar-Ray Patrick?

Btw it's "couldn't". You couldn't care less.

<blockquote><b>Quoting sταrry skies:</b>" That's not different. That's misspelled."</blockquote>




All well then I like it and I found it in a baby name book thank u

<blockquote><b>Quoting khigh:</b>" Ah....the good ole Y names. My daughter has one, but it doesn't sound hick like your kid's name. Emily ... [snip!] ... of Katherine/Catherine/Kathryn is correct. It's the Greek spelling and I didn't have to make smurf up for it to be yewneek."</blockquote>


The Greek spelling is Ekatrine...

There's no y in Greek. The closest translations are a oo sound.

Quoting Zachariah An Brittanie Bu:" <blockquote><b>Quoting sταrry skies:</b>" That's not different. That's ... [snip!] ... not different. That's misspelled."</blockquote> All well then I like it and I found it in a baby name book thank u"

That doesn't make it correct. Briar is a word, ergo it has a correct spelling.

Quoting dat uterus tho:" <blockquote><b>Quoting khigh:</b>" Ah....the good ole Y names. My daughter has one, ... [snip!] ... The Greek spelling is Ekatrine... There's no y in Greek. The closest translations are a oo sound."

I was told Greek, but upon looking it up, it looks like it's more of a Celtic spelling.

<blockquote><b>Quoting khigh:</b>" I was told Greek, but upon looking it up, it looks like it's more of a Celtic spelling."</blockquote>



Yeah I think it's an anglicized version of the Celtic spelling.

My first name is Katrina and it has the same origins as Kathryn. I think it's neat how one name can splinter off into 12 other names through the ages just from what country it filters through.

<blockquote><b>Quoting sταrry skies:</b>" That doesn't make it correct. Briar is a word, ergo it has a correct spelling."</blockquote>




What does it matter? How many ppl do u know that spell Brittanie like this? Well guess what that's how my parents spelt my name.

Quoting Zachariah An Brittanie Bu:" <blockquote><b>Quoting sταrry skies:</b>" That doesn't make it correct. ... [snip!] ... does it matter? How many ppl do u know that spell Brittanie like this? Well guess what that's how my parents spelt my name."

It matters because it's a word and you're misspelling it. Not to mention Y names are seen as feminine these days. None. What does it matter? You didn't name yourself even though your name is also misspelled.

Most of those baby name books are packed with ridiculous and made-up names. Just because you found something in a baby name book, does not make it a respectable name. I could take the one I have next to me and flip to any given page and find something completely hideous.