Brinley/Brynlee/Brynleigh/Brinleigh?

Girl Names
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I love the name [name]Brinley[/name] but I’m not sure how I like it spelled. There’s…

[name]Brinley[/name] - I like it, probably the most, because it looks more traditional and not as complicated as alternative spellings.

Brynleigh - I like [name]Bryn[/name] spelled with a “y” but I don’t like too many y’s (i.e. Brynley) and leigh seems a little less trendy.

[name]Brynlee[/name] - Same as above (like [name]Bryn[/name] spelled with a “y”). I’m not a huge fan of the trendy “ee” ending but it’s growing on me.

[name]Brinleigh[/name] - Not too sure I like this. I really only kind of like the “leigh” part.

ALSO should [name]Brin[/name]/[name]Bryn[/name] be spelled with one or two “n’s”?

So which one (or do you have an alternative) and WHY?

Sorry if there is already a post about this. I looked but didn’t find one…

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I also like [name]Bryn[/name] as opposed to [name]Brin[/name] (especially if the first syllable were used as a nn). I actually find the “leigh” ending more trendy (thinking of [name]Kayleigh[/name]) so I guess that leaves [name]Brynlee[/name]. I think one n looks better, beacause two isn’t really necessary. [name]Hope[/name] that’s helpful

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[name]Brinley[/name] or [name]Brynlee[/name] - I think [name]Brynlee[/name] looks prettier.

…leigh is extremely trendy, but it is very pretty, imo - though not many people like it on here. [name]Hayleigh[/name], [name]Kayleigh[/name], [name]Ashleigh[/name], etc. My personal favorite is [name]Leighton[/name] - go ahead ladies, you can cringe. I still love it. lol

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Since it’s kind of a unique name as it is, maybe take the edge off a little and go more traditional with the spelling. to me brynleigh just screams trendy, and not timeless.

I like [name]Brinley[/name], short and sweet.

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I know a boy called Brynley. I think he spells it that way, if not [name]Brynlee[/name]. I’m sure it’s probably crazy to most American’s but [name]Bryn[/name], Brynley and [name]Brynmor[/name] are all very much boys names in the UK (particularly [name]Wales[/name]) lol.

I can see who it could work on a girl outside of [name]Wales[/name] though.

I like Brynley spelling as it seems most correct to me.

Best of luck!

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I like [name]Brinley[/name] - short, sweet and straightforward. Why complicate it? I agree that [name]Bryn[/name] looks nice compared to [name]Brin[/name] but I dislike all the other forms of -ley. Brynley is a little awkward but I would prefer that to -lee or -leigh.

Good luck!