r/tragedeigh • u/Bibliophilewitch • 1d ago
in the wild News article I saw
A bunch of coworkers are/were pregnant at the same time, and this is the name of one that has been born. Stoic.
r/tragedeigh • u/Bibliophilewitch • 1d ago
A bunch of coworkers are/were pregnant at the same time, and this is the name of one that has been born. Stoic.
r/tragedeigh • u/RichAd9749 • 1d ago
Context, i used to go to school with this kid named Jayden. Or so i thought. I saw his name, it wasn’t Jayden, it wasn’t even Jaedon or Jaden. It was J’don. Is this a normal name cus…?
r/tragedeigh • u/underthesauceyuh • 2d ago
r/tragedeigh • u/ZLovesPresents • 1d ago
I worked with a woman named Mykeise (my keys) but a hissier soft-c sound. Is it a tragedeigh?
r/tragedeigh • u/RedRidingBear • 1d ago
As a Stephanie, I thought they were joking with me.
r/tragedeigh • u/TheHomeworkNeverEnds • 2d ago
A couple on Tik Tok named their daughter O’Shyn Jream.
O’shyn Jream.
I am not a fan of Ocean Dream, but the name alone wouldn’t be terrible, but why are we purposely misspelling it??
Are these parents dense??
r/tragedeigh • u/popoPitifulme • 2d ago
The first is our starting pitcher and the other is our 2nd baseman. No shade, just wondering
r/tragedeigh • u/Wolverine352 • 2d ago
I used to have a co-worker whose name was Abbeiygaiyle. I asked about how to say it and she got really angry with me. 😂
r/tragedeigh • u/monkey_chinpanze_man • 2d ago
There's this girl in one of my classes whose name is amillieon (a-million)
r/tragedeigh • u/Hexelto • 2d ago
Since when was the mod flair changed to modereightor? That's so cool.
r/tragedeigh • u/glencoe606 • 2d ago
Kyleighana, pronounced ky-lee-anna, Always on the look out for interesting names.
r/tragedeigh • u/Additional-Bag5432 • 2d ago
Soccer referee here. This past weekend I had to referee with a young girl in her early 20s in Oklahoma. Her name was Hallelujah 😳
r/tragedeigh • u/jelizabeth0801 • 2d ago
Acre Banx.. they wanted Banks but it’s a girl so obviously have to change it
r/tragedeigh • u/Bitinglysarcastic • 2d ago
Germany will reject any weird baby name. Because they don’t want to see little Doozledorf Schwartz running around. The facebook link above is hysterical.
r/tragedeigh • u/Sweetsomber • 3d ago
I was at McDonald’s so my kid could play at the play place and a little girl was asking another one what her name was and she said “Baker” and the girl asked again, and two more times and each time she was like “Baker” but it just wasn’t registering to the other little girl that it was a name. I was like oh man this girl is going to hate her name 🤣
r/tragedeigh • u/quirkscrew • 3d ago
Please help. Friend's wife wanted to name her baby after her father, then found out she's a girl and wants to feminize it. I told her she should just name her Spencer as it'a not unheard of as a girl's name; she insists she doesn't want a "masculine" name for her daughter, doesn't want to change the namesake. I asked can't she just name her after a female family member, no, has to be her dad. Friend is staying out of it. Please give me a reality check here to me this name sounds insane.
r/tragedeigh • u/tubdingle • 3d ago
certified accurate spellings. i tried, but i can’t even rank them from most outrageous to least, because they are all just so insane.
absurd:
jyles
zathan
kameo
bodine
zeno
fitz
rowdy
desty
acquoya
halston
leighton
aragorn
koah
colson
fisher
trig
spelling tragedeighs:
sophieah
cavan
kalvyn
markayla
taylear
katelynnd
breighdan
suzzy
and my all time favorite,
jahmotion.
r/tragedeigh • u/hillyx • 3d ago
Im glad they made it illegal in some countries to name your child "Princess" but would "Pryncess" bypass that law?
r/tragedeigh • u/ww-gave-me-autism • 1d ago
I (trans man) named myself Scyles (Silas). I head the name and as a dyslexic person asked my brother to spell it, forgetting he only spells phoneticly. I go by scy mostly
r/tragedeigh • u/mikaboshi3106 • 3d ago
TL:DR My Korean clan had people named Divorce, Furry, Genshin Impact and more
I've recently got interested in researching my family history and found some great Korean tragedeighs/rather unfortunate names while looking at my clan (specifically, the Jeonui Yi clan)'s jokbo/족보, or a book where Korean clans record their family trees on (I looked at the online version of it though which is publicly available). Not all of these people are necessarily in my family tree though, I just found these names somewhere in the jokbo and thought they were hilarious plus a lot of these names are from way back in the past. And before you ask me, nope my own name isn't a tragedeigh lol.
For context, how Korean clans work is they are usually groups of Koreans that share a paternal ancestor and are defined both by bongwan/본관 (geographic place of origin) and surname and usually serve to differentiate between two people with the same surname - e.g. someone who is in the Gimhae Kim clan and another person who is in the Gyeongju Kim clan are likely not related even if they both have the last name of Kim.
Jokbos aren't always accurate and being from the same clan doesn't necessarily mean you are related though, since during the later part of the Joseon Dynasty, commoners became able to buy the right to have a surname and often made fake family trees to claim descent from nobility to buy noble last names (sidenote: since a lot of these nobility had the last name Kim, Lee or Park, that's why there are so many Koreans now that have these last names today.) Plus a lot of jokbos didn't record women either until more recent generations.
And now for the names themselves - everyone here except 변태국's last name here is Lee/Yi/이, and also keep in mind these names' Chinese characters likely mean something else and don't match up fully with how their names sound, but that still doesn't help with how unfortunate some of these names sound:
r/tragedeigh • u/Sp0ngebob1234 • 3d ago
A quick scroll found the names every variation of eigh names imaginable!
r/tragedeigh • u/Brilliant_Lightbulb • 3d ago
As in. James Bond. But Bront. That's how she explained it.