Erin derives from the word for Ireland and Aaron is an old testament name. I agree with pp, that I would not think a girl named "Erin" honors a guy named "Aaron." FWIW, I grew up saying Aaron and Erin as the same (in Ohio), but moved to a region (the …

May 28, 2010 · Exactly! Erin is for a girl. Aaron is a comletely different name for a boy. Aron (ETA)or Aharon is the hebrew spelling. If you want to spell erin another way: Eryn? Looks weird. Errin? Erinn? Not sure what you're going for here.

Mar 1, 2010 · They're two different names, and pronounced slightly differently. Depending on the spelling, I associate each with a different gender. Erin is a girl's name, Aaron is a boy's. Unfortunately, they're both ruined for me thanks to an ex named Aaron. Erin is just too close, even though they're different.

We are naming our son Landry... but are kind of stuck on a middle name... taking suggestions!

Jun 1, 2011 · Loren is a boy's name and no one is going to put the emphasis on the -EN automatically. Aside from that being an odd preference to do so, it also sounds kind of pretentious.

Feb 26, 2010 · I just wanted to make sure the spelling didn't come across as too you-neek. TIA! Lucas Arlo - 2/26/10 ...

She was the best qualified, but the idea of being able to say "Aaron Burr" all the time was also appealing. Another time the final two candidates had similar qualifications, but the one I preferred, for various reasons, also had a plant name like me as opposed to a very popular 80s name.

We are decided on a name but torn on spelling.The American-ized way is to spell GRAYSON with an AThe English way is to spell GREYSON with an E With the last name of GRANT already sharing "GRA" I'm not sure which visually looks better.Grayson Grant Greyson Grant With the rise in the movie 50 Shades of Grey, I feel like the "E" spelling is going to …

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Sep 4, 2004 · Grammar nerd answer: it depends on which style guide you follow. There isn't agreement on which is correct between the standard styles.