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HelpRe: kay-lee
in reply to a message by Katie
I think the originallest might be Ceilidh (see Kayleigh), which is a Gaelic word.
Picking a favourite spelling of this name is tough for me. I kinda like Cailie maybe? Sort of almost? No, I don't. Kaylie maybe? I'm trying to think of what the easiest, most intuitive way to explain this name would be.
"Kaylee, like Kay+Lee"? That's pretty good, but I hate that spelling.
"Kayley, like Hayley with a K"? or "Cayley, like Hayley with a C"?
"Kaley, like kale, the vegetable, with a y"? Yeah, maybe this one.
Picking a favourite spelling of this name is tough for me. I kinda like Cailie maybe? Sort of almost? No, I don't. Kaylie maybe? I'm trying to think of what the easiest, most intuitive way to explain this name would be.
"Kaylee, like Kay+Lee"? That's pretty good, but I hate that spelling.
"Kayley, like Hayley with a K"? or "Cayley, like Hayley with a C"?
"Kaley, like kale, the vegetable, with a y"? Yeah, maybe this one.
This message was edited 5/27/2015, 6:43 AM
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