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Sounds like the name of an English town.
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Kin-bur-o is how you pronounce this, to all who are wondering.
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This would make a good alternative to all the surnames (e.g. Madison, Carrington) on girls nowadays. It has a greater history of usage, but still fits in with the trend.
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It sounds like the name of a cottage or something.
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This name, though admittedly sounding rather pretty, (I don't think) would work in today's time, because it looks like a compound of the words "kin" and "borough" (like the Borough of Manhattan).
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Whoever has this name I feel so sorry for you. Because it's going to have a lot of correcting to do.
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I like this name. It's very unique. It sounds sensible, but pretty.
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Pronunciations:
Cyneburh - KOON-uh-būrkh (The 'būrkh' has a long u sound in it like "nurse" and the 'kh' is a raspy breathy sound at the back of the tongue like the ending of saying the German word "ich")
Kenbora, Kenborowe - KEN-buh-ruh
Kimbery, Kimberry - KIM-buh-ree
Kimborough - KIM-buh-ruh
Kimbrah, Kymbra - KIM-bruh
Kinbarra, Kinbora, Kinbura, Kynborow - KIN-buh-ruh
Kinburga - KIN-būrg-uh (The 'būrg' has a long u sound in it like "nurse")
Kyneburg - KĪN-būrg (The 'KĪN' has a long I sound in like "fly" and the 'būrg' has a long u sound in it like "nurse")
Kyneburga - KĪN-būr-guh (The 'KĪN' has a long I sound in like "fly" and the 'būr' has a long u sound in it like "nurse")
(Sources: https://oswinkinsey.wordpress.com/ (See the document "English Compound Names" for the entry on the name 'Kinbura')
Sheard, K.M., 2011 Llewellyn's Complete Book of Names: For pagans, witches, wiccans, druids, heathens, mages, shamans & independent thinkers of all sorts who are curious about names from every place and time, Llewellyn's Publications, Woodbury, Minnesota, USA, pages 330,605, 606, 622, 642 and 643)