Poll: Faith or Faethe?

[TotallyAndUtterlyPaninied]

Faith or Faethe?

I prefer Faith but have heard of the celtic/gaelic Faethe.

Which 1?

[thisisyesterday]

Faith.

[dizzydixies]

Faith

am Scottish married to an Irish and have never seen Faethe

[EldonAve]

Faith

[Bleatblurt]

Faith.

[Rindercella]

Err, Faith. If you have to

[jellybeans]

Faith

[MrsBadger]

Faith

other is awful

[Hulababy]

Faith

[Tidey]

Faith. Even if it is real, the other version looks made-up and a lot of people will assume you're just being awkward

[TotallyAndUtterlyPaninied]

Good good... exactly what I wanted to hear

[ludog]

Faith....I'm Irish and have never heard of the other version.

[crumpette]

Faith

[TotallyAndUtterlyPaninied]

I saw Faethe on a couple of baby name sites, I think it's sort of a Keats-esque spelling. You know how he was with his faeries etc.

[MrsBadger]

it has a different derivation from Faith even though it sounds the same

Faith is better

[GorgonsGin]

Faith - definitely.

I'm Scottish and I've never heard of Faethe . Are they American baby name websites? I've often laughed at what they call Scottish and Irish names

[MrsMattie]

Faith.

[Hormonesnomore]

Faith - at least most people will know how to spell it - lovely name by the way.

[TotallyAndUtterlyPaninied]

Thank you. I'm so excited. I don't mind if it's a girl or boy but would quite like to get chance to use the name Faith. It's something people wouldn't expect me to come up with I think. Dp and I both love it.

It will be Faith Juliet (Juliet after my mum who is Julie but hates her name and likes Juliet).

Quick addition to this thread- is it Juliet or Juliette? I prefer Juliet, but I don't know if that's made up?

[lyra41]

Faith

[lyra41]

it's Juliet

[bellissima]

Juliet.

And you've gotta have Faith (ahem, warning - was a very attractive Faith once temping where I used to work and I'm afraid one's male colleagues would go around singing thus...although I doubt any succeeded...)

[TheChilliMooseOfDoom]

Faith

I have known a Juliet and a Juliette. I prefer Juliet.

[SoupDragon]

Faethe is utterly dreadful.

[Bonneville]

Faethe is absolutely awful - sorry Celtic or not its a silly spelling and will cause lifelong problems.

[HecatesTwopenceworth]

faith.