How can you spell dylan

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This discussion is archived and locked for posting. Archived discussions are usually a bit older and not as active as other community content. Dylan Dillon Dilan Thanks! Newest First. Dilan looks strange, and I'd pronounce it as DIE-lan outside the context of this post.

I prefer Dylan. I prefer Dylan but the other one is good too. Dillon is fine. But I think Dylan looks nicer. Can't decide on a girl's name :. Over the past few weeks the name has really grown on me and now I don't know what to do! Latest: 6 months ago AJSO In July Babies Name help!! I am currently pregnant with our second child. Latest: 4 years ago JBradley In May Babies Name spelling. Sorry for another one of these posts My husband and I are strongly considering the name Dylan for a baby girl.

I lean towards the traditional Dylan spelling even though it is for a girl. My husband likes Dillon. Middle name options Latest: 5 years ago Lulew WTE Must Reads. Jump to Your Week of Pregnancy. How would you spell Dylan for a girl?

This topic has been archived. This means that you cannot reply to this topic. Posted 14 January - AM Dillon maybe? Posted 24 January - PM Dylanne? Posted 30 January - AM I dont know because its a boys name. If you have to change the spelling to make it girly it's a good sign that it's a bad idea. Posted 06 February - AM I agree with lucy you should just leave it Dylan if you really like it for a girl or you culd always pick another name and save Dylan for if you have a boy.

I love unisex names and I grow so very weary of everyone being SO dead set against them. People are going to use them, might as well get accustomed to it. I'd spell it Dylann. Posted 09 February - PM I don't really have a problem with people using unisex names I even named my daughter Kimberley, so I can't have a huge problem with it. It just drives me mad when people insist on changing the spelling to make it more girly.

I'm sorry but adding extra letters does not change the name, and it's my opinion that if you don't like the original spelling then look again for a name with a spelling you do like.

Posted 20 March - AM I think if you need to spell a name differently in order to "feminize" it, there are a couple very horrible things going on here: 1 You're ashamed of your daughter's female-ness and wish to cover it up by giving her a male name, and 2 that you're only going to give her a long life of trouble with people mistaking her for a boy when they hear her name, and always spelling her name wrong. Save Dylan for your son, give her a real powerful woman's name.

Posted 20 March - AM I like it just the way it is. Dillon makes it seem too masculine even though it is technically a boys' name. Dylann and Dylanne make it look like Dil-Anne.

The other suggestions such as Dylyn and Dylynne are just way too many Y's and don't look like names at all. Such properties make people with the life number 2 very good partners in relationships and also very good parents. They usually try to avoid conflicts and move out of the way, because harmony is very important to them. Additionally people with this number have amazing diplomatic skills for resolving tensions and problems quickly and thus pave the way for right and sensible decisions to be made.

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