No! Bad C! Bad! 🙄 The inability to pronounce properly the way it is spelled gives it an automatic F. Don't even get me started on the "leigh" part...

I'm too tired to make this funnier. C-

Length of time to get my brain to translate this....longer than I'd like. And I want to pronounce it like "psychology"...as will everyone. And yet this is unlikely the intent. C-

My advice? If you take the brave move of calling a kid after a month of the year, spell it correctly. The choice is unique enough without a spelling alteration. And changing the m to an n makes my brain hurt. D

Extra and repetitive letters. Easy to pronounce but looks strange and unnecessary. C+

As you know, I am all for real word names. Naming a child after a bovine however... Steer Cow Buffalo Calf Really no great options. C-

Points for originality Nothing wrong with a theme Absurd sounding Mash-ups Real words used are not the best definiton-wise - Crust, Dust, Musty, Fussy, Rust, Lust, Bust D across the board I hope this is a joke. Never know though...

I'm not one for matchy names among siblings but I can't help but grudgingly like this. I can even imagine these words seeming familiar as names after a while. B-

Narrator: "This is not a Biblical name." C- Mainly because you could convince a lot of people that this IS a Biblical name.

I immediate saw the words "marshmallow" and "brownie". As bastardizations of common names go, this one is painful. Shudder. D

If the word before Lynn is questionable itself then the whole name could be far better. Brace? C-

Lots of gun names... Pistol, Rifle, Revolver, Stock, Clip Why are knives left out? Blade, Cut, Cerrate, Steak, Bread, Carving Not horrible in itself, but with "piss" as a first syllable and it being a weapon of death, I bring it down to C

Mashing names often looks ridiculous. Here is a prime example. Especially traditionally male names with traditionally female names. Let's try on a few others... Brettany Henifer Larriel Scottdrey I could do this all day. You can pronounce it, but wish you couldn't. D

We now live in an apocalyptic tundra in which you can make a name by taking any one syllable word and adding "lyn" or "lynn" to it. Tragedies are the norm with this method. Wouldn't the word matter? Brace? What else? Bandlynn Bornlynn Bilelynn Bentlynn Bosslynn Please C-

I have so many questions. Why Cinderella? Did they think that if they spelled it differently people wouldn't think of sentient mice? Why that spelling? Bumped to a C+ for creativity alone.

A a a rchie!? I read it as a sneeze. in many cases double letters feel nonsensical. Triple can never have a reasonable explanation. it legitimately looks like a typo. On the plus side...you can still pronounce the name. Sort of. C

Oh sneaux Oh no D+

My head hurts. In all respects these poor twins will be correcting pwopletheor entire lives on spelling and who is who. D

I have to wonder why the parents felt that the name Phil required a feminine take other than Phillipa. And why the "leigh"? Not horrible in concept I suppose, just execution, since all people will think of is "Philly", as in the city. C

kiro7.com/news/local/ala…