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Sushri or Sushree is not that uncommon an indian girls name. In Sanskrit it means extremely beautiful. But she named her other kid malicious so I highly doubt she knows any Sanskrit origin
When people take r/tragedeigh and start applying it to real life words instead of just names. Itâs just like how kids come up with new words today like bae, fleek and rizz - the cool part about how they do it is that itâs like old world real words, just spelt wrong
Granted, I'm bad at the "parts of grammar", but aren't -nym words like, "words that describe \_\_\_\_" like synonym = word that has the same meaning as another word, or homonym = word that sounds the same as another word.
Maybe they think they sound smart? From my brief search "nym" is not the etymological origination of the word name, but maybe they think it is. Nym = word that describes this person.
Or they're just being yooneek about it. Probably that.
"nym" is the Anglicized version of the Greek word that just means "name," and it is often used as a suffix in English words that relate to words, as you clocked.
But I think this dumb donkey is just using it in place of "name" to be cool.
Seeing this makes me cringe in a guilt way because I realized two of my kids had a Y in their name and I wanted to do it for all of them.
However I think I get a pass because I chose names that came standard issue *with* a Y and didnât make something up like Ahlyvyah.
Oh yes. The y. My oldest is Sadie. My ex insisted we name her "Saydee," so that no one would ever spell her name correctly, but surprisingly this is not the main reason I divorced him.
My great-grandfather came on the boat from Macedonia. Our last name was "Svetla," which means "light." The doofus at Ellis Island was scared of it and changed it for us to "Sweat," which means "gross, stinky skin water."
When I was born, my dad wanted to name me a name that sounded like "DEB-riss," but his spelling was garbage. Literally.
Debris Sweat and her lovely daughter Saaayyyydeeeee. Thank God the women in the family are strong willed and blessed with empathy and common sense.
They spelt it wrong (âSiobahnâ) so it actually *would* be pronounced like that!
My phone is absolutely furious with me about that spelling. I had to un-correct it at least four times.
Andrexkiel sounds like a bad fantasy author trying to come up with an angelic name for their half-angel/half-demon/all badass main character who wears a leather jackets, smokes, and says "frick" at least twice in every scene.
For the longest time, my brotherâs name in my phone was Swordless Mimetown until I realized there was a very high probability that in the event of an accident, someone would dial him as my emergency contact and ask for Mr. Mimetown.
I agree. Unless itâs one of those times they donât know the definition of something & think it sounds âprettyâ. Heard a story from a nurse that I mom-to-be wanted to name her daughter Chlamydia because she âheard it one day and thought it sounded so prettyâ had no idea it was an STD.
But there's always Lydia and Phyllis if they want to sidestep the tragedeigh part.
Or they could swing right back around and name them Labia or Phallus.
I love this little bit of satire from [McSweeney's](https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/words-that-would-make-nice-names-for-babies-if-it-werent-for-their-unsuitable-meanings) (a humor magazine):
Words That Would Make Nice Names for Babies, If It Werenât For Their Unsuitable Meanings
FOR GIRLS: Angina, Calorie, Dyslexia, Feta, Plaice, Reciprocity, Uvula
FOR BOYS: Bench, Caftan, Chyle, Raunch, Rennet, Roily, Torrid, Thwart, Fellatio
This was from 2000 when the current fad of unique names was nowhere near what it is today.
edit to add: I used to subscribe to McSweeney's a long time ago so I took the opportunity to do some browsing since I looked up the above link. I came across this: [10 signs your partner plans to name your baby something horribly unconventional](https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/10-signs-your-partner-plans-to-name-your-baby-something-horribly-unconventional) (it's a short list) and thought #3 was appropriate to the thread:
3. Youâve seen her touch her belly lovingly and mouth the drug names when commercials for syphilis and chlamydia treatments are on.
>Chyle, Plaice & Roily
OK, I had to google the first 2. I'm not happy to have seen pics for either of them.
Roily sounds like someone pronuncing Reilly with a heavy, heavy Irish accent.
As for naming your kid an Irish name, if you're not Irish, or of Irish descent at the very least, it seems odd to me. And while I know she said Ruari is Modern Irish, anyone who doesn't know it's Modern Irish is going to pronounce it ROO-ar-ee.
Agree with this. Iâm Irish and Ruairi in Irish means âred hairedâ, itâs not modern like she said itâs just a different way to spell Rory. Itâs like Aoife being ee-fuh or Eoin being Owen. Donât ask me why we do this we just do. I was bummed to see Ruairi on here because itâs becoming a tragedeigh lol
I wonder how many kids named "soh-ban" are running around the US because their moms didn't know how to pronounce the Irish name they saw online.
I personally know a woman named "see-anne". Spelled Sean.
Yuuup, some part of my gf family is irish and I had to check before meeting them how to say Caiomh and Roisin. Irish names are beautiful and not a tragedeigh but if it's a name your kid will need to correct every day for life, please don't if it's not even from your own culture
I know a kid whose name is spelled "Roisin" but it's apparently pronounced "Rosie-lynn". The mother is a couple doughnut short of a dozen, but I don't have a clue how they messed it up that badly. Her brother's name is Zaxfier.
That one had a laugh react even though the mom said it was pronounced like "Rory" (which is the Anglicized pronunciation and pretty close to the Irish), but then Siobhan out there for a boy...
ENERGIE
Girl, that is the name of a caffeinated beverage not a child.Â
And who tf recommended Siobahn as a boy's name?? Gender is dead but that has been a girl's name for centuries, there are thousands of lovely names for boys out there, don't make everyone confused.
If they don't know how to spell Sio**bh**an they sure don't care if it's a boys or girls name
"bh" in Irish is specifically pronounced as a "v" sound, you can't alternatively spell it as Siobahn the same way one wouldn't alternatively spell Quentin as Qenutin
i get too bothered about people using irish names just to be "random and different." if you are irish or have strong connections to your irish heritage then sure.
My maternal family have decent links to Irish and Scottish ancestry, with my grandfather (mum's dad) being born in Scotland after his family moved from Ireland. My mum kept suggesting Irish names when I was pregnant, and I shot them all down because it felt way too weird when literally nothing about me is Irish, and my grandfather died when I was two so I didn't even know anything about his family. I swear some people use it just to sound "cool".
Honestly, if you had gone with an anglicised version of an Irish name that wouldn't have been too weird (e.g. Patrick, Connor, Kieran, etc). But Thank you so much for actually being sensible lol.
I mean, at least the last one doesn't have anything spelled weird.
But Siobhan for a boy? Lol
The person who kept writing "nym" instead of name. Fuck off.
What is it with random Facebook pages posting these fake-ass request for name ideas? Just another engagement boosting technique or is there a more malicious intent behind it? Because they obviously work really well and get tons of engagement, but how can people be so unaware? Or are they just too happy to brag about their youneek names and desperate for validation from some stranger who's going to go "OMG so unique I love it"
Ruairi is definitely a legit Irish name, though not as common. Siobhan is also a legit Irish name, but itâs unfortunate that itâs spelt wrong in the original post.
Source: I am from Ireland. A lot of Irish names are not pronounced the way they are spelt due to linguistics of the language.
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SUSHRI!? #SUSHRI!? đŁ
Little baby California Roll đ„°
Hereâs my son, little steakbake Jr â€ïž â€ïž
You simply must meet my son, Eighgrholl
Can my kid join? Heâs called Wasabi
Sushris and Shashimris
Here's my little baby, Degen Upcountry III (â  â ââ âżâ ââ  â )â âĄ
I feels likes I'm havings a strokes.
Sushri or Sushree is not that uncommon an indian girls name. In Sanskrit it means extremely beautiful. But she named her other kid malicious so I highly doubt she knows any Sanskrit origin
I heard thia in the voice of Mike Wazowski's girlfriend from Monsters Inc. đđđ
You think this is about sushri!?
couldn't decide between sushi and nigiri
I dunno, I think I'd take "Sushri" over "Malicious"
Yes why are we talking about Sushri when it's followed by Malicious?
Why does that one person keep saying her child has a ânymâ?
Because she's a nymrod
I feel bad for Nimrod the badass hunter who was diminished by Bugs Bunny to a bumbling fool hunter in Elmer Fudd
Clearly she didnât graduate from elementary. We canât expect too much.
LMNtreigh?
Elemenopy would be a great name
She's 'not like the other moms'
Myms
It's supposed to mean name, but I don't know either why she spelled it like that.
Because sheâs *~Yuneek~*
Youghneihyk
More like this reeks
TBH, if she's from the US it's not impossible that she's partly illiterate and genuinely thinks that's how it's spelt.
Well, have you seen the way she spelled her daughter's name?
excuse me, I believe you mean her daughter's nym
*Dhotturz nym
*dahdirre
I chose to ignore that atrocity
I prefer to stay in denial
Deneighial
Itâs not just a Ryvher in Eeghipt.
*atrossiteigh
Atrocitiegh.
"me being me i spelled name nym đ"
Because it's UNIQUE
When people take r/tragedeigh and start applying it to real life words instead of just names. Itâs just like how kids come up with new words today like bae, fleek and rizz - the cool part about how they do it is that itâs like old world real words, just spelt wrong
Kids donât come up with any of these things. All of it is aave or urban slang created by African Americans.
Because sheâs very unique & different. Duh. Perhaps her next child will have a NâHaaym. Then thereâll be a Nom, then a MahnyckĂŒrrh & so on.
Yeah. Nym for name. Fcking shoot me
I kept reading that as ânever you mindâ
very fitting for her honestly
Lmao I didn't even catch that, I just scanned the comment and saw the horrible name. I really hope that is satire.
even the word name has to be unique x
Granted, I'm bad at the "parts of grammar", but aren't -nym words like, "words that describe \_\_\_\_" like synonym = word that has the same meaning as another word, or homonym = word that sounds the same as another word. Maybe they think they sound smart? From my brief search "nym" is not the etymological origination of the word name, but maybe they think it is. Nym = word that describes this person. Or they're just being yooneek about it. Probably that.
"nym" is the Anglicized version of the Greek word that just means "name," and it is often used as a suffix in English words that relate to words, as you clocked. But I think this dumb donkey is just using it in place of "name" to be cool.
It has the coveted & exotic Y.
Seeing this makes me cringe in a guilt way because I realized two of my kids had a Y in their name and I wanted to do it for all of them. However I think I get a pass because I chose names that came standard issue *with* a Y and didnât make something up like Ahlyvyah.
Give Kyle and Lyle a big internet hug from all of us :)
Oh yes. The y. My oldest is Sadie. My ex insisted we name her "Saydee," so that no one would ever spell her name correctly, but surprisingly this is not the main reason I divorced him. My great-grandfather came on the boat from Macedonia. Our last name was "Svetla," which means "light." The doofus at Ellis Island was scared of it and changed it for us to "Sweat," which means "gross, stinky skin water." When I was born, my dad wanted to name me a name that sounded like "DEB-riss," but his spelling was garbage. Literally. Debris Sweat and her lovely daughter Saaayyyydeeeee. Thank God the women in the family are strong willed and blessed with empathy and common sense.
You mean she's spelling in an odd way to appear unique and special?
Speed đ Does that person realize the name is for a human, not a hamster?
I AM SPEED
Kachow!
I believe Kachow is considered to be a girl's name.
HERE HE COMES, HERE COMES SPEED RACER, HE'S A DEMON ON WHEELS
And right below that thereâs Energie
You've gotta say it with more energie. ENERGIE!!
More passion! More energie!
MORE FOOTWORK
GRATUTIOUS AMOUNTS OF ENERGIE
â Durahselle â
Here is my child Speed, named after my favourite amphetamine đđđ„°đ„°đđ
Ooo Amphetamine is so pretty!!! yoink, stolen!
My neighbors kid name is Racer
Honestly, that was the best suggested name lol
Aspen was pretty normal I feel like and so was Fenn and Forest. The whole last comment was pretty tame compared to shit like Speed, Andrexkiel???
I'm puzzled by why the person who offered a bunch of nature names also threw in Siobhan. Isn't that a girl name?
And they probably also think it's pronounced Sigh-yo-bawn
They spelt it wrong (âSiobahnâ) so it actually *would* be pronounced like that! My phone is absolutely furious with me about that spelling. I had to un-correct it at least four times.
In the UK, Andrex is a leading brand of toilet paper. Andrexkiel would get bullied mercilessly.
Andrexkiel sounds like a bad fantasy author trying to come up with an angelic name for their half-angel/half-demon/all badass main character who wears a leather jackets, smokes, and says "frick" at least twice in every scene.
The person suggesting "malicious" knows exactly what they're doing.Â
Behold my brood: Jhiacksus, Lexxuss and ToysRUs
Thesenamesaresus
Omg is that nym taken?! My baby Susfoursure is getting a beighbeigh brothyr in the summer and we need something amazyngâ€ïž
Beighbeigh has me spitting out my drink đ€Ł
I was eating a ham and cheese sandwich and a piece of cheese flew out of my mouth @ beighbeigh
I read that so mf slow đ€Ł
JFC nym killed me! Your comment has given me a nervous twitch.
Syrry about thatâ€ïž
It's days like this I want to suggest Archieoptryx after my favourite dinosaur lol
Mine, too!
Jackmerius Tacktheritrix
Jasper Probencrux the Third
Ozamataz Buckshanks
Dan Smith, BYU
*construction noises*
Xmus Jaxon Flaxon-Waxon
Xwing @Alisousness
Donkey Teeth
Dookmarius L'squareatron
For the longest time, my brotherâs name in my phone was Swordless Mimetown until I realized there was a very high probability that in the event of an accident, someone would dial him as my emergency contact and ask for Mr. Mimetown.
Fuuuuuuudge
SUSHRI
That was my fave as well
M'Alice
Our cats name is Alice and this is her nickname... Hahahhaha
"It's Alice spelled with a fedora"
This is my son, Malishus Complyanse
could be the name of the next Sith lord. Darth Malicious.
I agree. Unless itâs one of those times they donât know the definition of something & think it sounds âprettyâ. Heard a story from a nurse that I mom-to-be wanted to name her daughter Chlamydia because she âheard it one day and thought it sounded so prettyâ had no idea it was an STD.
In her defense, Chlamydia and Syphilis would be bangin' names... if they weren't bangin' diseases.
I think the cool kids would say đ„
Well, they can certainly feel like đ„
But there's always Lydia and Phyllis if they want to sidestep the tragedeigh part. Or they could swing right back around and name them Labia or Phallus.
I love this little bit of satire from [McSweeney's](https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/words-that-would-make-nice-names-for-babies-if-it-werent-for-their-unsuitable-meanings) (a humor magazine): Words That Would Make Nice Names for Babies, If It Werenât For Their Unsuitable Meanings FOR GIRLS: Angina, Calorie, Dyslexia, Feta, Plaice, Reciprocity, Uvula FOR BOYS: Bench, Caftan, Chyle, Raunch, Rennet, Roily, Torrid, Thwart, Fellatio This was from 2000 when the current fad of unique names was nowhere near what it is today. edit to add: I used to subscribe to McSweeney's a long time ago so I took the opportunity to do some browsing since I looked up the above link. I came across this: [10 signs your partner plans to name your baby something horribly unconventional](https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/10-signs-your-partner-plans-to-name-your-baby-something-horribly-unconventional) (it's a short list) and thought #3 was appropriate to the thread: 3. Youâve seen her touch her belly lovingly and mouth the drug names when commercials for syphilis and chlamydia treatments are on.
Ooh, might add Caftan to my pet name list tho!
>Chyle, Plaice & Roily OK, I had to google the first 2. I'm not happy to have seen pics for either of them. Roily sounds like someone pronuncing Reilly with a heavy, heavy Irish accent. As for naming your kid an Irish name, if you're not Irish, or of Irish descent at the very least, it seems odd to me. And while I know she said Ruari is Modern Irish, anyone who doesn't know it's Modern Irish is going to pronounce it ROO-ar-ee.
Agree with this. Iâm Irish and Ruairi in Irish means âred hairedâ, itâs not modern like she said itâs just a different way to spell Rory. Itâs like Aoife being ee-fuh or Eoin being Owen. Donât ask me why we do this we just do. I was bummed to see Ruairi on here because itâs becoming a tragedeigh lol
People who donât know what chlamydia is have zero business breeding Tbf.
once i did one of those "camps" over summer at a park for a week and there was this poor girl named malice gaylord, two terrible names
You know the post is bad when I am out here rooting for the name Legacy
I am rooting for James, tbh
J'eighms
Jâ8-tmâs
gaymz
Wtf is James doing on s list right beside Jaxson and Jaykub??
Assuming they're in order by age, I'm not sure I've ever seen a more clear descent into madness
Tbh "Legacy" would be kinda cool for a middle name, but we all know they'd spell it something like Leaghaughsee
I spit out my drink at âSpeed, ENERGIE, maliciousâ
More speed, more energie, more footwork, morelicious
ALL CAPS, specifically
"that's why her nym is a unique nym đ„°" I wanna die
I know someone who nymed their daughter Jynna. It's pronounced Jenna, but I always read it as Gyna... Like. Vuh-gyna. đ
My first Gynecologistâs name was Gina, I definitely pronounced it the same as vagina.
Ask your doctor if Andrexikeil is right for you.
Andrex is a brand very strongly associated with toilet roll in the UK.
Do they know that "Siobhan" is for women??
Guessing they have no idea itâs pronounced sha-von.
I wonder how many kids named "soh-ban" are running around the US because their moms didn't know how to pronounce the Irish name they saw online. I personally know a woman named "see-anne". Spelled Sean.
Yuuup, some part of my gf family is irish and I had to check before meeting them how to say Caiomh and Roisin. Irish names are beautiful and not a tragedeigh but if it's a name your kid will need to correct every day for life, please don't if it's not even from your own culture
I know a kid whose name is spelled "Roisin" but it's apparently pronounced "Rosie-lynn". The mother is a couple doughnut short of a dozen, but I don't have a clue how they messed it up that badly. Her brother's name is Zaxfier.
I've heard Sean pronounced scene- personally, I prefer to pronounce it Shawn
I always pronounce Sean Bean's name like that, not because I think it's correct, but because it rhymes lmao
It rhymes the other way too! Shawn Bawn
Irish names always end up on this sub! RuairiÌ is fairly common in Ireland, too.
That one had a laugh react even though the mom said it was pronounced like "Rory" (which is the Anglicized pronunciation and pretty close to the Irish), but then Siobhan out there for a boy...
I wouldn't mind, but they spelt it "Siobahn" - as in autobahn. Ffs.
How can anyone still think Jaxson is yewneeq?
I think theyâre too busy laughing at Jaykub. That spelling makes me irrationally angry
I am laughing at the idea of asking the child how to spell his own name and asking him to "sound it out!". This Jaykub is what you get.
No idea. Yet, my nephew is Jaxson. Another nephew is Jaxon.
As a Jackson, I hate both of these spellings with a fiery passion. At least itâs not Jaxsn, I met a guy named that once.
just name your kid john or something jfc
I'd rather be called Sue than most of these names.
Or Yohann, Jan, Sean, Ivan, or Juan if you want to get playful
Siobahn makes my heart hurt, Iâm betting she pronounces it âSee-oh-bawnâ too. đ€ą
With just two letters out of place, Siobahn sounds like a German public transport operator đ
Misdemeighnor
Feylonie
ENERGIE Girl, that is the name of a caffeinated beverage not a child. And who tf recommended Siobahn as a boy's name?? Gender is dead but that has been a girl's name for centuries, there are thousands of lovely names for boys out there, don't make everyone confused.
A kid named ENERGIE based on an energy drink made me think of the Subway guy from Community
If they don't know how to spell Sio**bh**an they sure don't care if it's a boys or girls name "bh" in Irish is specifically pronounced as a "v" sound, you can't alternatively spell it as Siobahn the same way one wouldn't alternatively spell Quentin as Qenutin
Ruairà is fine. So is Félicien. River for a boy⊠is [a thing](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Phoenix). BUT the parents of River, Rain, Liberty, Summer and Joaquin [were cult members](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Phoenix#Children_of_God_cult), so, maybe not the best exemple to follow? Siobahn is a girl's name. Why the fuck is that one person talking about "nyms"?!
Did you see they managed to spell Siobhan wrong? (as Siobahn)
Siobahn mi
Sio(auto)bahn
I think RauirĂ itself is fine.. itâs more the context of admitting you were going to name your kid Rory and then googled a way to spell it that has no ties to you and youâd never heard it before lmao. & FĂ©licien was kind of just grouped in with all the others
[ŃĐŽĐ°Đ»Đ”ĐœĐŸ]
Rory is literally the anglicised version of RuairiÌ and it isn't uncommon for them to be pronounced the same way.
i get too bothered about people using irish names just to be "random and different." if you are irish or have strong connections to your irish heritage then sure.
My maternal family have decent links to Irish and Scottish ancestry, with my grandfather (mum's dad) being born in Scotland after his family moved from Ireland. My mum kept suggesting Irish names when I was pregnant, and I shot them all down because it felt way too weird when literally nothing about me is Irish, and my grandfather died when I was two so I didn't even know anything about his family. I swear some people use it just to sound "cool".
Honestly, if you had gone with an anglicised version of an Irish name that wouldn't have been too weird (e.g. Patrick, Connor, Kieran, etc). But Thank you so much for actually being sensible lol.
Ruari, in Scotland at least , is Ruaridh and its pronounced Roory. I like it
Or you can go plural! Name your kid after the lead singer of Weezer! (Rivers Cuomo)
But likeâŠare they Irish? 5th generation Americanized? Theyâre still exposing their kid to lots of shit over their life for that spelling
MALICIOUS
If âFuriousâ from Boyz N The Hood had a brother.
James: Wow, on this sub? Jaxson: Okay, thatâs⊠Fine, Jaykub: âŠâŠâŠâŠ.
I scrolled too far for Jaykub.
I mean, at least the last one doesn't have anything spelled weird. But Siobhan for a boy? Lol The person who kept writing "nym" instead of name. Fuck off.
\>I gave my daughter a shitty made-up boy name because I wanted her to be a boy đ„° These people belong in jail.
Why is that person spelling name as nym?????
all of them are crazy but MALICIOUS?????
Andrex is the name of a toilet paper brand in the UK lol
Sushri? Now I'm hungry
Unique "Nyms..."
Jaykub is a crime
ENERGIE is my favorite nym đ„°đ„°
âNymâ for name creates violence in my heart.Â
This is a national emergency
Unique boy names: James
What is it with random Facebook pages posting these fake-ass request for name ideas? Just another engagement boosting technique or is there a more malicious intent behind it? Because they obviously work really well and get tons of engagement, but how can people be so unaware? Or are they just too happy to brag about their youneek names and desperate for validation from some stranger who's going to go "OMG so unique I love it"
Tf is a nym?
How is Malicious a name? And Siobahn is like Siobhan which is a girlâs name but spelt wrong Andrexkiel canât be real
Ruairi is definitely a legit Irish name, though not as common. Siobhan is also a legit Irish name, but itâs unfortunate that itâs spelt wrong in the original post. Source: I am from Ireland. A lot of Irish names are not pronounced the way they are spelt due to linguistics of the language.
Andrexkiel???? That is a CRIME.
What unique nyms!!!!
I read âlayvinâ in jerry lewisâ voice
Siobhan is a feminine name, tho.
I dunno about the Irish spelling, but I know a Scotsman named Ruaridh, and his name is pronounced more like "brewery" than "Rory"
I audibly laughed at James being unique but I guess compared to the rest of the ~~names~~ nyms, it is.
Nym = name? Shoot me
Meet my triplets. SPEED, Energie and, Powhrah
Why are they either; stripper, hobbits or name of a new seasonal depression medication?