Oh interesting! Whenever I’ve come across it in choir it’s been the ‘kirry’ pn 
@persephonescrown @Wandarine Adding a third option to the mix, I’ve usually heard the liturgical term as kee-ree-eh or kee-ree-ay
As for the name, I would assume it was kai-ree because of [name_u]Kyrie[/name_u] Iriving the basketball player.
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@handlion I’d say something between kee-ree and kih-ree
I think this is correct tbh, I was misremembering because it’s kyrie eleison and that last syllable gets a bit lost I revise my answer to kih-ree-ay
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- Bleuenn Cicely
- Blodeuwedd Cecily
- Blythe Cerys
- Bonnie Elspeth
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do you like the name enid?
- yes
- no
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do you like enid for me?
- yes
- no
- yes, but you can do better
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- Eleanor
- Eilidh
- Eleanor “Eilidh”
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preferred spelling?
- Gwyneth
- Gwynedd
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Yes but I only like it pronounced eh-NEED, I genuinely had no clue it could be pronounced different until [name_f]Wednesday[/name_f] and when I heard the other pronunciation I liked it a lot less 
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For some reason [name_m]Friedrich[/name_m] nn [name_m]Fritz[/name_m] is the only one I like, even [name_m]Frederick[/name_m] doesn’t work for me!
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Rearranging my MN combos with some new names I’ve added.
- Amalia Kaia Blossom
- Amalia Luna Blossom
- Amalia Lila Blossom
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- Felix Alexander
- Felix Gardener
- Felix Gilbert
- Gilbert Felix
- Alexander Gilbert
- Alexander Felix
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Rupert nn Bertie?
- it works
- too stretchy
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arthur as a femme name ?
- yes !
- i mean… sure?
- no
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what about magnus ?
- anna. NO
- yesss
- sure, i guess ?
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- Cicely Ottoline
- Cecily Morwenna
- Cerys Plum
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does amy really work with josephine, margaret, & elizabeth?
- yes, it works perfectly
- no, it stands out a lot
- it’s okay, but there are other names that would work better
- longer explanation (@ me please!)
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how many people named Juniper do you know (of)?
- 0
- 1
- 2-3
- 4-5
- 6+
- I’m in the US
- I’m not in the US
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i said i know one juniper and i’m not from the usa, but the juniper i know is from the usa 
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okay, so personally i don’t like them very much on girls. however a decade ago, james would have sounded really strange on a girl to most people. so, you never know i guess, all it takes is one person (well more like two) and maybe arthur and magnus will become more common within girls 
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- Eddie Benjamin
- Eddie James
- Eddie Thomas
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I think they’d work in the middle, I know a decent number of girls with masculine middle names. Usually it’s for family reasons but I think even without that connection it would be fine. I wouldn’t use them as feminine first names, though.
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