Brindley, Brindlee, Brinley, Brynnlee, etc.

jiffy-pop · March 2010

What do you think of this name and how would you spell it?

mel72 · March 2010

I love it spelled Brynlee, there is a girl on another board I post on who named her daughter that. It was the first time I've seen it, but I love it!

scoutkate · March 2010

For a child--NMS in any form.

I'm not trying to be snarky, but I do think it would be cute for a dog, spelled Brinley or Brindley.

juniper19 · March 2010

I think they are all pretty bad.

streamtrax41 · March 2010

They seem like different names to me, I would pronounce them differently.

I think Brynnlee is the best spelling. I'm not crazy about the name, but I really like Brynn. I would use Brynn as a first name and Lee as a mn if you're really set on it.

j_luvs_r · March 2010

I think that is 2 different names, but I don't like either of them.

LovinLife10 · March 2010

I love Brynnlee! Very cute

jiffy-pop · March 2010

j_luvs_r:
I think that is 2 different names, but I don't like either of them.

Sorry, I should have been more clear. They are two different names but the way I pronounce it in my head the d is almost silent so I kind of lump the two names into the same category. I'm not set on this name or anything (I'm not even pg) just wondered what people thought about it. Thanks!

sunnyday016 · March 2010

I don't like any of them. Just plain Brynn is ok.

And Ketch · March 2010

None of them do it for me

victoria1977 · March 2010

My honest thought? They sound very white trash to me. Sorry.

CD+AL · March 2010

NMS, but if I had to choose a spelling, I think Brinley looks a little better.

BlueRidge8 · March 2010

Honestly? Maybe my least favorite Bump 'cutesy" name. Just don't see it for an adult and Brynnlee seems like way too many letters.

klafle3 · March 2010

nms

CutieBean79 · March 2010

I'm not a fan. It sounds too cutesy and a little made up. Having said that, the best spelling imo is Brynlee.

BizEB · March 2010

IMO, they are all terrible, regardless of how you spell it. Brynn is just ok, nothing special.

nycitylove · March 2010

scoutkate:

For a child--NMS in any form.

I'm not trying to be snarky, but I do think it would be cute for a dog, spelled Brinley or Brindley.

This. Sorry.

wife1014 · March 2010

I do not like it. I need to add...if one needs to ask about spelling that should be a sign not to use it.

DevonStiles · March 2010

Brinley.

HoneyandJam · March 2010

I have to agree. Sorry to say this, but it sounds a bit "country" and trailer park-ish to me too. If you have ever watched "16 and pregnant" and heard the way Bentley's mom pronounces his name...this is kind of how I imagine the name "Brynlee" being said. If you HAVE to use it, I think Brinley is the least trashy spelling.

What about the name Brie? It has the same cute, breezy feeling without seeming so made-up.

madison23 · March 2010

There is another girl on the D&R board who has a Brynlee and she is the most adorable little girl! I would spell it like that because that's what I think of when I hear that name. I do think it sounds made up, but I still like it because of that little girl.

MrsCFB · March 2010

victoria1977:
My honest thought? They sound very white trash to me. Sorry.

hmm, i've never characterized these names that way, but i agree. i strongly dislike all of these names - also, add blakely/blakesly to the list. yuck!

cjilla · March 2010

My niece is Brynley. Meh...

desy_dawn · March 2010

I have always wanted to have a little girl named Brinley Zayne. I think it is different and I would be naming her after my little brother, David Brinson. My husband thinks it is too close to my brothers name since we have always called him by his MN and his NN is Brin.

Another variation is Brinleigh.

shandy07 · March 2010

I don't mind the name, but do prefer Brynn. If you do go with this name, I like the spellings Brinley or Brynlee. I have a friend who named her daughter Brynlea.

Edited for spelling.