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Does Kiera look misspelt to you?

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jasminesunflower · 27/08/2023 18:56

It's our favourite spelling and was actually the most popular one before Keira Knightley came along. Now I am worried it will always get mixed up with Keira. But we like Kiera so much better. Any advice?

The other ones we like:

Holly, Chloe, Lily, Lyra, Poppy, Emily and Ariadne.

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continentallentil · 29/08/2023 20:43

No but I like Ciara better

Of course you should go for Ariadne - a belter of a name, and Ari is a nice nn

continentallentil · 29/08/2023 20:46

jasminesunflower · 28/08/2023 07:46

It's not just an Irish name, it's used in several cultures.

I’m pretty sure it is just an Irish name. Where else is it used?

Takoneko · 29/08/2023 20:49

No.
I have a name that MN would say is misspelled. It’s fine and I like my name and think it’s nicer than the “correct” spelling.
If you like it, go for it.

On personal preference, I prefer Ciara. But if you don’t, and like Kiera then that’s fine. There’s a Kiera in my school. I’ve never thought of it as spelled wrong, it’s just a different spelling to Keira/Ciara.

HobnobsChoice · 29/08/2023 20:52

I know a Ciara, her parents are Irish but living in Yorkshire she gets Key-r-ah a lot and also Clara as people misread it. It's a lovely name and I do prefer that spelling despite the potential for it being said incorrectly

jasminesunflower · 31/08/2023 12:40

continentallentil · 29/08/2023 20:46

I’m pretty sure it is just an Irish name. Where else is it used?

It's most certainly not.

It's also a popular name in many Eastern European countries. It has different meanings in different cultures.

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