Which spelling do u like

[H3lpmeplz]

Which option do u think is best

1)AJ
2)A.J
3)A-J
4) Another way

You would really do this to your child? They are the one who will be saddled with this nonsense.

I taught a kid called Kay-Jay.

What you’re suggesting is lame.

4. another way Spell it Elizabeth or James

Ffs

Is it short from Augustus John?

You might find it vaguely amusing if you studied at Liverpool.

Ajay would be a better option. It’s the train driver in postman pats name!

Anecdotally, autocorrect changes Ajay to Shay, which is a nicer name.

Dd has a friend called T-Jay.
I can’t help but snigger every time I see it tbh.
Don’t do it to your sweet baby. Give them a proper name and use it as a nickname, that’s fine. Two initials are not a name.

I would go with the hyphen.

@Cryingbutstilltrying

Dd has a friend called T-Jay. I can’t help but snigger every time I see it tbh. Don’t do it to your sweet baby. Give them a proper name and use it as a nickname, that’s fine. Two initials are not a name.

I know of a T'La which is pronounced Tayla just to really drive home the stupidity.

Alexander James
Andrew James
Arthur John
Archie Jack
Albert James

Ajay

I would use A.J because when I’ve seen initials they’re written like that. Some nice names I think lend themselves to the nickname of A.J are

Aaron, Aidan, Arlo, Alex. Maybe middle names James, Jude, Jackson, Jace, Jason. Nickname initials are cute and fun but I’d pick an actual name for his name.

Definitely Ajay.

Ajay is a Hindu (Indian) name meaning invincible.
AJ is someone's initials.

Ajay or two names with the initials A and J.

I tend to agree with others that AJ is not really a proper name but I appreciate that’s not actually what you asked! Of your proposed spelling I’d go with AJ. Pretty sure you can register any of your proposed spellings but maybe it worthwhile checking with the registrar first.

Don't be daft!

Asifimus Jizzimus

Its not a name. Back to the drawing board.

To be fair, I love the official baby name lists that come out every year and there's always one or two AJs or PJs or TJs so I doubt there'll be a problem with the registrar.

There's a lot worse but I imagine it'll be such a pita going through life saying "no, just AJ. No it doesn't stand for anything, just AJ. Capital A. Capital J."

1. A proper name instead

Ajay is an actual name so I'd go for that. Just AJ could end up being pronounced 'adge'

Aiee-Jeigh?

I’m pretty sure you can use letters as I used to know of a child called KC-Marie but I guess that could have just been the spelling her parents (and school) used informally. I wouldn’t recommend it though.

AayJay

@WhatNoReally

4. Think of a name.

And whilst we're on spelling, it's 'you' not 'u'.

Yep. This.