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37 replies

abos · 16/09/2018 18:59

Opinions on the name Tyne for a girl?Smile

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BikeRunSki · 16/09/2018 19:58

^Worked ok for Tyne Daley

Who is thousands of miles away from The Tyne.^

I know. The OP didn’t say she wanted to use the name because she had connections with Tyneside, she asked for opinions on it as a name.

abos · 16/09/2018 20:04

Thanks for your opinions.

Not really a connection to the area here. I know of the River Tyne but actually based in the Isle of Man rather than the UK!

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Sungura · 16/09/2018 20:08

Tyne Daley, yes, it works for her. There's the river to contend with, however, and it always makes me think of the tines of a fork.

myusernameisnotmyusername · 16/09/2018 20:30

I know someone who called
their daughter Tyne and she's now about 16.

Shadow1234 · 16/09/2018 20:56

Sorry, first thing i also thought of was Tyne and Wear!

VeryBerrySeptember · 16/09/2018 20:57

I did think Tyne Daley.

blitzen · 17/09/2018 22:29

I love it, but I'm a Geordie x

GoJohnnyGoGoGoGo · 17/09/2018 22:37

I know a teenager Tyne. She's a lovely girl. Her father is from that area originally I believe

0rlaith · 17/09/2018 22:44

So why not go for a Manx name, if you want something different ?

AILEEN or Eileen
BRIDGET
BREDA
CARA
EALISH
EUNYS
FINOLA
FENELLA
JONEY
JOANNIA
JULIANA
JULIA
KATRYNA
KATHLEEN
LORA
MARION
MORFEN
MAWDE
MEAVE
MOIRA
MONA
MUREAL
SORCHA
UNA
URSULA

VeryBerrySeptember · 17/09/2018 22:54

Inspired by Tynwald?

Twillow · 17/09/2018 22:58

It's not for me. What about:
Avery
Blake
Skye
Sage
Tate

HPLikecraft · 18/09/2018 11:45

Why aye!

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