Baby Names
Fayenn, Fayènn, Fayen, or Fayèn
AnonymousGuest ·
Can't find anywhere how to spell and pronounce it now.
We like the double nn because our other daughter also has it in her name. But I do read it.
We like the double nn because our other daughter also has it in her name. But I do read it.
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Anonymous Guest #2
I voted for Fayèn, but I think it looks even more beautiful written as Vajèn. -
Anonymous Guest #3
I agree with the anonymous poster above. I also voted for Fayèn, but I think it looks even more beautiful written as Vajèn. By the way, I think it's a really lovely name! -
Kiki Guest #4
Same here! I voted for Fayèn, but I like Vajèn much more!
With the grave accent, you pronounce it like I know it as Vaajehn, with stress on the last syllable. Without the accent, you might be able to make a different pronunciation if you find that prettier. -
Moi Guest #5
Why do names have to be 'special' nowadays?
Give your child a normal name. They'll appreciate it more later on.
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