Jhayne (pronounced Jane)

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Thoughts?
Personally, I don't like it and prefer Jane. A good, solid name with substance. Or am I being boring?

I like Jayne the best

Never seen this spelling before. She would risk having it misspelt all the time.
It seems strange to add the unnecessary h and y letters.

It's bloody dreadful.

Jane IS a bit dull, but at least she wouldn't spend her entire life explaining it to everyone.

If it is spelt Jhayne or even Jayne she will have a lifetime of people misspelling it.

Silly and affected. If you want an interesting name then go for something distinctive, not a very mainstream name that looks as if it’s been misspelt.

Maybe spell it Gaeyenne?

Whjy wjhoud jhyou do thjat?

There were 5 Janes in my year at secondary school (stsrted in 1966) . To distinguish themselves they spelt it Jane, Jayine, Jaine and two other variations I cant remember. Actually registering the name spelt as in the OP is just silly. Jane is a good name due for a come-back like Mary.

Jane or Jayne is nice. Was the "h" a typo?

Oh, probably not a typo as you've clarified the pronunciation.

Absolutely no need to shove a random h in a perfectly good (if a little plain) name.

Aaigh doant noah howaaay ewe wood doo that.

As someone who has to spell their name every time it's said- please don't!
Jane/ Jayne is lovely. And there won't be many others with the name any way.

Nope. I have a regular name that people still get wrong by missing a letter out (both common spellings).
Jayne will have enough problems 'with a y', adding the h is a real dick move in a pretentious look-at-me parent way. Don't do it

Jane is the nicest version.

Ih wouhld gho forh Jane, persohnhally.

Why would you just spell something strangely like that? Enjoy having to spell your name constantly for others? Just be Jane for god's sake.

Hard nope.

Jhayne is a hard no from me. Your poor DD will spend her entire life getting annoyed at having to spell it out!

*Snorts

i would be wondering why people would think it necessary to put an H in the name, it looks quite odd., and spoils a nice, good old fashioned name.. People do sometimes have these quirky notions to be different though.

Jane is the elegant choice. I know a really lovely (adult) Jane so highly approve.

I prefer Janye. As in Janye West.

Just Jane.

Not even Jayne - the y doesn't serve any purpose. And autocorrect doesn't recognise it.

Janie is a pretty nickname, or in the past Jenny was a recognised nickname for Jane.

Or double barrel it with another name, along the lines of Mary Jane or Sarah Jane

There's a girl at in my DC's school who will forever be known as Isabella Withawhy as in reception she was in a class with Isabella A, Isabella B, Isabella C, Isabella D - and she's an Ysabella. Don't make a Jane Withanhaitch-andawhy.