baby names. will it still mean the same if i slightly change spelling

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juice · 04/01/2006 15:32

hi, i have found a name i really like but want to change the spelling slightly, just one letter. so people will spell it properly. i cant seem to find it spelt the way i want to on name sites. so just wondering if it will mean the same

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juice · 04/01/2006 15:47

no i want it pronouces, tar----yn. so yes like the stuff you get on roads

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RTKangaSantaMummy · 04/01/2006 15:44

SO is it a long A like TAR for road etc ???

RTKangaSantaMummy · 04/01/2006 15:43

and my german friend

KATHARINA

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juice · 04/01/2006 15:42

the name is tarin but i want to spell it taryn, so people , ie, dh bloody family, dont pronounce the 'a' wrong. i have a dd and they cant pronounce her name right and it really annoys me. taryn is for a boy if that is what i have. it means rocky hill and seen as i live in the hills of scotland thought it would be nice

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katzg · 04/01/2006 15:39

KATALIN Pure F Hungarian
KATARINA Pure, Virginal F Latin
KATE Pure, Virginal F Celtic/Gaelic
KATELIN Pure, Virginal F Celtic/Gaelic
KATELYN Pure Beauty F Celtic/Gaelic
KATEN Pure, Virginal F Celtic/Gaelic
KATHARINE Pure, Virginal F Greek
KATHERINE Pure, Virginal F Greek
KATHIE Pure, Virginal F Celtic/Gaelic
KATHLEEN Pure, Virginal F Celtic/Gaelic
KATHRYN Pure, Virginal F Celtic/Gaelic
KATHY Pure, Virginal F Celtic/Gaelic
KATIA Pure F Slavic
KATIE Pure, Virginal

katzg · 04/01/2006 15:37

i'd have thought so the name Katherine and all its derivatives reguardless of spelling still means pure

RTKangaSantaMummy · 04/01/2006 15:34

do you mean like spelling Christopher with a K

so Kristopher ????

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