Can I have your (Scottish) opinion on this please?

[Babynamessss]

Have posted on the baby names thread but most replies are from people in England. How would you pronounce this name? If it helps I’ll attach a link at the bottom of how an English person says it (option 1). Cut to the very end of the video. Would you say it the same as him in a Scottish accent? Can’t decide whether this is enough to put me off it!
Thanks 😊
https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/baby_names/4925279-how-would-you-pronounce-this-girls-name?page=4

The town in Northumberland is Blyth not Blythe, so not sure that RN ad will help much.

Not Scottish but lived there

Just as it’s said on the tape, or same as the actress Blythe Danner. I don’t think there’s any other way to say it? It’s a nice name.

It’s said the same though, the e on the end is silent, like Charlotte

Blythe ... Like writhe. Thinking of Blythe Duff.

Blyth and Blythe would be pronounced differently though - Blyth has a short th ending (like the th in father) and Blythe has a longer sound (like writhe).

Or at least they would be if you lived in Blyth.

Oh lovely, do you pronounce the ending like the bathe version?

Yes, a soft ending like bathe with the y pronounced eye.

Oh yeah the person I know with the surname has no e on the end. I think it’s pronounced to rhyme with writhe.

East coast Scotland. I would use the pronounciation described above too.

I think its the difference between bath and bathe as others have said.

https://www.howtopronounce.com/blythe?fbclid=IwAR2P8Wtv2rxY4NpSjlxImYpBGWdwc0pWY-AWGy5Lf0j2fObk3tpqH9xVnCM

Blythe Duff God knows where I got smith from!

I'd say the th like "bath" rather than "bathe."

If I remember correctly, the Blythe I met in Glasgow pronounced it that way too.

But did have to really think about the difference. In real life, people talking to her and using her name, I don't think it would sound like anyone was saying a wrong version of her name.

It's a lovely name!