Re-post from 2nd tri....wdyt of this name

niene0319

Kyrie Brielle

juniper19

I don't like it at all.

maltwin1

It sounds someone foreign having a hard time saying Kylie. I'm not a fan.

KatieintheCity

NMS. I feel like they are both pretty trendy. Maybe use one paired with another more traditional name.

AllThatGlitters101

Kyrie sounds like a little child trying to say Kylie. I like Brielle.

niene0319

Thanks I was looking for honest opinions.

EmmaRain

Not my style. To me, Kyrie sounds like someone that can't say their l's trying to say Kylie. Maybe it is popular in other areas, but I haven't heard of it before.

Teach84

NMS

BoSoxbride

EmmaRain:

Not my style. To me, Kyrie sounds like someone that can't say their l's trying to say Kylie. Maybe it is popular in other areas, but I haven't heard of it before.

This.

mchupie

I like Brielle, but Kyrie reminds me of old Latin church music (in which it is pronounced Keer-ee-ay).  So I wouldn't use it as a name.

wheelenl

mchupie:

I like Brielle, but Kyrie reminds me of old Latin church music (in which it is pronounced Keer-ee-ay).  So I wouldn't use it as a name.

This. A song by Toto from the '80s.

mrs_tacos

It's NMS. It's very awkward sounding.

grapeape73

I was going to say that it is part of the old Latin  mass. NMS.

KarlsSweetie05

 

mandyandmike2009

Sorry but I Dont

mandyandmike2009

Sorry but I Dont like

mandyandmike2009

Sorry but I Dont like it

mandyandmike2009

Sorry but I Dont like it.

Mrs.Deputy

I like Kyrie (kee-ree-ay). I think it's pretty, but maybe a little awkward for most people to say/pronounce. Of course, I like old Latin church music. I'm Catholic, born and raised! Not a fan of the mn.

FutureMrs.Steen

mander274

Kyrie (kee-ree-ay) is Latin for "the Lord", i.e., kyrie eleison (Lord, have mercy). It's from the catholic mass. I think it's pretty, but people will mispronouce it like kye-ree

healthyhappybaby

maltwin1:

It sounds someone foreign having a hard time saying Kylie. I'm not a fan.

 

My exact thought. Brielle is pretty, though

queenbone

Mrs.Deputy:

I like Kyrie (kee-ree-ay). I think it's pretty, but maybe a little awkward for most people to say/pronounce. Of course, I like old Latin church music. I'm Catholic, born and raised! Not a fan of the mn.

This.  But I also have Regina as in Salve Regina (ray-geena) on my potential mn list.

ttmccoot

wheelenl:

mchupie:

I like Brielle, but Kyrie reminds me of old Latin church music (in which it is pronounced Keer-ee-ay).  So I wouldn't use it as a name.

This. A song by Toto from the '80s.

it was mr. mister.

SassyRedhead

 

MrsRebecca

ETA: I don't mind the name Kyrie.  Kyrie O'Connor is one of my favorite panelists on NPR's Wait Wait Don't Tell Me.  I just don't like the middle name at all, and especially not with Kyrie.

BelleIsa

mchupie:

I like Brielle, but Kyrie reminds me of old Latin church music (in which it is pronounced Keer-ee-ay).  So I wouldn't use it as a name.

This exactly.  I would pronouncei t Keer-ee-ay, but I sang in a choir where we lots of latin hymns...

Ciconrad

Are you going for the Ky-ree pronounciation?  My niece is named Kairi (pronounced Ky-ree also) - which is a Japanese name (no they aren't Japanese, they just liked the name).  I didn't like it at first, but it's grown on me.  Personally, I like your spelling better than Kairi, which seems really awkward. 

sunnyday016

NMS

mburkhe

I like it! I have to say though, our friends' have a little girl named Brielle and I didnt like it at first, now I love it.