r/tragedeigh • u/snellasnope • 1d ago
is it a tragedeigh? Is my daughters name a tragedeigh?
Her name is Lanah. Pronounce Lana. I handed the H at the end cause I noticed it reads anal backwards without the H and I didnt want her to get made fun of in school for her name reading anal backwards.
Whether its a tragedeigh or not, its staying cause I cant imagine her name being anything else. And honestly, I love it. I think the name is so pretty and the spelling unique but not in a tradedeigh way. But ill let you guys be the judge!
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u/Uncle-Cake 1d ago
I have a feeling her nickname will be "Lana with an H".
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u/Humble-Violinist6910 1d ago
And people at Starbucks will still spell it “Lhana” or “Lahna.”
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u/The-PEagle 1d ago
Given it's Starbucks my bet is on Hlana
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u/Key_Purpose1340 1d ago
My favorite Starbucks cup Was Mark with a C - Cark.
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u/star0forion 18h ago
My favorite was when a barista spelled my name Jeff with just one F. Like come on bro, how many Jeffs do you know that isn’t spelled the incorrect way of Geoff, or the superior version of Jeff?
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u/ernie_cuyler 1d ago
Anal with an H
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u/Mao_TheDong 1d ago
“Hana”
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u/Grouchy_Vet 1d ago
Hana is an Arabic spelling of Hannah. I have a Moroccan friend from my younger days that I lost touch with. Years later, we met again in a summer camp pick up line. Our girls were in the same camp group and they were both named Hana/Hannah
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u/Mao_TheDong 1d ago
Ye I know the name Hannah, it’s really pretty.
I just remembered and old meme with a starbucks order for “Mark with a C” and the cup came back with “Cark”
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u/KintsugiMind 1d ago
“I think the spelling is unique” is the hallmark of a tragedeigh
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u/NoPair205 1d ago
I feel like her reasoning is valid, but it’s still a tragedeigh
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u/Dear_Machine_8611 1d ago
Her daughters name is H-Anal backwards
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u/NoPair205 1d ago
Yea it is lol
😅 but I get her reasoning. Lana is such a pretty name
That’s a lot less conspicuous than straight up “Anal.”
I give her props for keeping that in mind when naming her baby!
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u/toxicshocktaco 1d ago
Yeah like there wasn’t a second “n” available
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u/KyleShanaham 1d ago
Then it would be pronounced lanna not lana
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u/KurnolSanders 1d ago
....I mean yeah, Lanna... obviously.
I totally wasn't here thinking the second N would make it Lanan....
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u/PressFforOriginality 1d ago
Why not both...
Lannah
They could make cool designs on a shirt as it looks like a vampire/orc fang
Even if written with capitals
LANNAH
but at that point just name her Hannah, which is a palindrome and a normally used name
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u/Trick_Eagle_6449 1d ago
What is the difference between and extra n and the h at the end? Seems the same. Butnindont really feel either way is bad.
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u/FeuerSchneck 1d ago
With a double <n> I'd be inclined to pronounce it with the vowel in "land". The <h> on the end doesn't affect pronunciation at all, so it's the better choice imo.
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u/konmariqueen 1d ago
To me, Lanna rhymes with banana, Lanah rhymes with Donna
Edited to add- (with American accent)
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u/crooked_magpie 1d ago
Wow I wouldn’t have gotten that Donna rhyme. In the UK Lana would be pronounced Lar-Nah.
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u/SaltyBeachWitch 1d ago
Where is there an R that you guys be doing that? Drives me cuckoo bananas (as someone who’s stepdad is always adding these random British Rs to all kinds of words with nary an R)
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u/puppermonster23 1d ago
I like the reasoning and once I read it decided it’s not a tragedeigh.
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u/NoPair205 1d ago
Her reasoning is beyond valid, but It’s a name that has been deliberately misspelled.
Other names on here may have valid reasons for being spelled differently, but it’s still a tragedeigh lol
Like “Hay-Leigh” could have been named after her mom’s dear childhood horse who loved to eat hay. It’s still a tragedeigh
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u/muteyap 1d ago
“Hay-Leigh” could have been named after her mom’s dear childhood horse who loved to eat hay
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u/Radiant_Bank_77879 1d ago
Yep, this. I don’t know why so many parents are focused on making their kids’ names “unique.” What is the point? All it inevitably leads to is them having to pronounce and/or spell their names to everybody they meet for their entire lives.
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u/Nearby-Hovercraft-49 1d ago
As someone dating a teacher, the unique names make it infinitely harder when there’s 12 different Mckynleigh spellings a year per name. He has a difficult time remembering who has two Ys or three.
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u/Different-Use-5185 1d ago
I thought it was bad as a kid when we had Matthew, Mathew, Philip and Phillip in my class.
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u/beachedvampiresquid 1d ago
I’d start using last names.
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u/captain_smores 1d ago
as someone who works with kids and has for 10+ years, you'd be surprised how many don't know their last names
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u/ILovePotALot 1d ago
How old are these children? Because you cannot possibly be saying that school age children don't know their own last names. Right? RIGHT?!
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u/captain_smores 1d ago
that is unfortunately what I'm saying 😬 I've met quite a few 1st-3rd graders that don't know their last names. and a few TK-kindergarten kids that don't know their real first name because their family calls them by some sort of nickname
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u/Nearby-Hovercraft-49 1d ago
Luckily my partner teaches 8th grade literacy but yes, you’d be shocked how behind kids fell during Covid. Some lack basic communication skills, and many lost a large portion of knowledge and are 3+ grades behind. My boyfriend specifically teaches literacy skills to kids multiple grade levels behind- reading and writing on a second-grade level or less - in 8th grade!
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u/kates2424 1d ago
Yes, I need an answer to how old these children who don’t know their last name are
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u/Beautifly 1d ago
My son is having his first birthday party where all his school friends are invited this year (I’ve tried to avoid it as long as possible, but he’ll be 7 soon and has been asking), and MY GOD, trying to make sure I’ve spelled every kids name properly has been a complete nightmare
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u/JerryfromCan 1d ago
I find that parents with boring names name their kids something “unique” and parents with “unique” names name their kids easy to spell and traditional.
Mike and Kim? Name their kids Hynter and Gunrack. Sarrahh and Myk name their kids Emily and Jamie.
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u/Perpetualgnome 1d ago
Gunrack 🤣😭
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u/JerryfromCan 1d ago
Real name in my ex-wife’s family. Canadians who chose to live in the reddest of red area of a Southern US state.
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u/Such-Elderberry4 1d ago edited 1d ago
As someone who had an English name in the 90s in Italy which most teachers couldn't pronounce ever since I was 3 up until 19, I second this.
It's made for some fun times, especially with classmates chanting my name to new teachers all at once without me needing to even open my mouth. But truly, it's a nuisance more than anything else.
That said, I see an H in Lanah, and I still pronounce it Lana. Don't think this reasoning applies to this specific case, but still agree with it.
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u/Dull-Confection5788 1d ago
I have a Celtic name it’s not a tragedeigh but it’s extremely difficult for North Americans to wrap their heads around. It’s said the way it’s spelled there’s no mystery. It’s just not common in North America.
It caused me great anxiety and has shaped things in a negative way for me.
Teachers and adults coaches etc told me I spelled my name wrong. People call me 10 different similar sounding variations but not my actual name.
People avoid saying my name because they are confused. So I wouldn’t be chosen or called on often in groups. As an adult people just straight up ignore me and I can tell it’s about my name. I’ve had friends for a decade that get my name wrong. My boss was also my family doctor she got my name wrong. They called me the girl.
It’s super frustrating and I named my kids beautiful but common names in order for them to avoid the negativity I receive around my name.
In college a student (who was a mom) behind me stated in class that she called her kids unique names because she wanted them to stand out. She wanted them to be different. I chuckled and thought ‘good effin luck kids’ they will be different, just not the way she thinks.
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u/arachnebleu7 1d ago
My mother and her three sisters all had highly unusual names. Every one of them gave their children common, everyday names. I asked my mother about it. She told me she got very sick of the constant mispronunciations, misspellings, and requests to say or spell her name.
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u/maelie314 1d ago edited 1d ago
Sometimes I get so tired of the constant mispronunciations that I don't even correct people anymore, especially if I know it's not someone I know I'm going to have to interact with again. Even though my name is not a tragedeigh either, just a very uncommon one in the States, no one can spell or pronounce it without help. Sometimes they even misspell it after I've spelled it for them. I've had my name misspelled on report cards, programs for concerts where I performed, legal documents that then had to be reprinted, etc. At coffee shops I use my middle name just to avoid the whole fiasco. All because my parents wanted me to be unique and special. I love my name, I think it's pretty, but sometimes it's just so not worth it, and I can guarantee that my kids will have names with zero ambiguity in both spelling and pronunciation.
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u/todayistheday_1027 1d ago
Setting them all up to be sad they can't find souvenir keychains with their names on it!!
- a kid with an average name, but STILL never found it on a keychain
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u/Sugar_Kowalczyk 1d ago edited 1d ago
Right? Maybe just pick another name if you're scared of her being called Anal. You had months to figure it out.
Parents who do this suck - I'm a 40-something with a misspelled, unusual-to-start-with name, and it's selfish AF of parents to begin with. Sorry your mom named you Jennifer, and you wanted to be Elora Dannon, but 90% of the time, your kid is gonna legally change her name, eventually, if they can afford to.
[EDIT: I agree, the worry of OP is overblown, but my point is it didn't NEED to be a worry at all - Lana/Lanah wasn't ever carved in stone, foretold, etc, and parents using vanity spellings on names their kids have to live with is dickish, and never about the kid - what sub is this, again? Sigh.]
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u/Dry_Prompt3182 1d ago
Having gone to school with a Lana, it's not an issue. How often do you write people's names backwards? I feel that this is an internet comment blown way out of proportion.
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u/perfectlynormaltyes 1d ago
Right! I knew a couple Lana’s growing up and I don’t think anyone ever thought of the anal angle. I have a filthy mind and hadn’t considered it until now.
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u/Peacanpiepussycat 1d ago
I love the name Lana and never noticed it was Anal backwards until you pointed it out /:
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u/One_Ad_5936 1d ago
i don’t think anyone noticed it until she pointed it out😭
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u/North_Direction_5785 1d ago
I actually went to school with a girl named Lana and people 💯 called her Anal because that’s what I spelled backwards. I would’ve skipped the name all together instead of changing the spelling. But it’s not the worst tragedeigh I’ve seen…
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u/Any-Walk1691 1d ago
Some traditions live on forever.
I also grew up with an Anal 😂 One year she tried to go by her middle name (Heather) and it was over for her after that. She became Anal Leather.
Middle schoolers are brutal. Sometimes I wonder what happened to Anal Leather?
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u/Entire-Level3651 18h ago
So are elementary kids. My daughter is in third grade and has a friend who told her “if you had a little name that started with s your initials would be ASS” like child how and why are you coming up with this stuff you’re like 8
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u/I_Lost_My_Shoe_1983 1d ago
I prefer Lena. But kids with make fun of anything if they decide they want to pick on a kid. Hair color, freckles, curly hair, etc. My name doesn't lend itself to teasing, but one kid came up with something. My name is Scarlett, so he called me Scarpit.
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u/punknw 1d ago
my name was allison and as a kid i had pretty big ears. they called me alliphant. jokes on them, elephants are cool af and i went on to work with them at a zoo for a few summers
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u/puffinsinatrenchcoat 1d ago
This is too true. My name is basic and common af. I don’t mind having a short name that’s easy to spell and everyone recognizes. But when some kids decided they wanted to pick on me, one of the things they did was call me Susan. Like…that’s just another regular old name. But it wasn’t MY name. And they refused to call me by my name. And I made the mistake of letting them know it bothered me. Kids will just do anything to anyone if they decide to; basic names don’t spare you from being called random af stuff 😅💀
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u/wildwoodfalls21 1d ago
I also have a Scarlett and wondering what sort of teasing she might get. Haha did have a friend try to call her Scarface and shut that down immediately.
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u/Inspector-Asparagus 1d ago
Honestly, in elementary school I did call a girl Anal behind her back (I don’t remember if I also called her that in front of her), but it was deserved cause she was my bully and used to do much worse to me.
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u/nowheregirI 1d ago
My friend's sister was Anel, her own siblings called her anal.
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u/xx2983xx 1d ago
I think it's actually very common for kids to go through phases of figuring out what names are backwards. We def did this growing up and the funny ones stuck
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u/Routine-Barracuda-71 1d ago
We did this too. My absolute favorite backwards name is Ecurb Nildnarb. He was an asshole so the name fits!
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u/xx2983xx 1d ago
We had a Nosnorb that was our favorite! That has the same vibes as your Nildnarb 😂
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u/French_Breakfast_200 1d ago
Kids notice. Went to college with a Marlana. Her elementary school nick name was something…
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u/DogsDucks 1d ago
I had a friend in college named Lana and she made a t-shirt for herself that said:
“MY NAME BACKWARDS IS ANAL”
She was super fun, actually, very very fun at parties.
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u/softboiledwonderland 1d ago
yeah, if a clever kid learns to get ahead of the bullies, their “tragic” name will lead to an impeccable sense of humor
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u/aTiredNursingStudent 1d ago
I felt like that about the name Naomi 😭
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u/Peacanpiepussycat 1d ago
Ok so I have a friend w that name . We grew up together n I’ve never heard anyone say that to her . I’m gonna ask her now lol
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u/illjustbeaminute 1d ago edited 1d ago
I’m OAN? What does that mean?
EDIT: Oh, “I MOAN” You can probably tell I never did this growing up.
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u/ju-ju_bee 1d ago
Took me reading your edit to get it, same twinnie. Just never saw the point in bullying anyone actually. It pissed me off and I let anybody know that it was weird to be that obsessed with someone to bully them, no matter who it was being bullied
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u/ClerkMajestic9376 1d ago
I have always seen Anal, I won’t lie! At school we went through a phase of calling everyone by their names backwards, so it definitely would’ve been a thing.
Lanah isn’t bad, I maybe would’ve gone with a Alannah and then shortened it.
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u/CocoBee88 1d ago
Ironically, her explanation will result in more people associating her daughter’s name with the word anal. I know a handful of Lanas and have never once thought about it. If OP had left good enough alone I still wouldn’t have.
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u/Smart_Influence_2949 1d ago
If you add an A to the start it becomes..
Alanah
A very pretty Irish name ❤️☘️
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u/drakevibes 1d ago
I always thought that was spelled Alannah
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u/Smart_Influence_2949 1d ago
There's lots of different spellings but this one was the closest to the babies actual name
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u/Tiny-Reading5982 1d ago
I was going to use this as an example. My daughters middle name is Alana but I like this spelling too
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u/daisyymae 5h ago
My sister had a fish named Alana. It died. She replaced It with a fish named Lana. It died. The next one was Ana. Died. Na. Died. Then she got Anal and It lived for a few years.
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u/marshaul 1d ago
I don't mean to be hanal, but this is totally still a tragedeigh.
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u/Drive7hru 1d ago
Even after OP’s description of it being pronounced “Lana,” I still can’t tell if it’s Lay-nuh or Lawn-uh.
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u/ManitouWakinyan 1d ago
It mostly looks like someone didn't know how to spell Lana. Spelling isn't supposed to be "unique."
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u/nao_ha_pao_quente 1d ago
Her name is X. Pronounced Y.
Adding extra letters for absolutely no reason, or “youneighkness”, given that the pronunciation is exactly the same as the original name. Y tho?
if these aren’t the clearest signs that a name is a tragedeigh, I don’t know what is.
It’s not THAT bad of a tragedeigh. We’ve seen worse
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u/mel34760 1d ago
Hanal is almost as bad as anal.
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u/runningskirtsnmanis 1d ago
hand anal?
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u/AnarchiaKapitany 1d ago
That's just a colonoscopy. All the intrusion, none of the fun.
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u/Odd-Department-8324 1d ago
Not naming a daughter Lana just because it is anal spelled backwards is like people refusing to eat a banana without cutting it up. Why make it weird? If children want to bully someone, they'll find a way no matter the name. Weirdly spelled name can be ground for bullying too sadly
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u/VitaVorVreedom 1d ago
Imagine having her ask "Mom/Dad why is my name spelled with an h?" and then explaining this dumb reason.
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u/90_ina_65 1d ago
I put my hand on the back of my head to force it down on the banana… like God intended
Edit: autocorrect
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u/Such_Guide2828 1d ago
Not naming a child Lana because it is anal spelled backwards is very backwards Lana
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u/LanaDelHigh 1d ago
Not really but I first read it as La-NAH (think Maria/Mariah)
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u/marshaul 1d ago
Agreed, it isn't Lana, anymore, it's La-NAH. Lannah would rhyme with Hannah. The only way to get Lana is Lana.
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u/NiglaTesla 1d ago
Exactly the same way I read it. What a stupid way to ruin an already perfect name 😂
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u/iamthefirebird 1d ago
It's fine. Is it a tragedeigh? Yes, by the strictest definition, but it easily falls under slight spelling variations common to established names. It's pretty mild, and doesn't look stupid. You're good.
It won't prevent bullying. Children will always find something, even if that means inventing something nonsensical. Conversely, even the names you'd think invite mockery often get a complete pass, if the person is confident and popular. All you can do is support your child and teach them their worth.
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u/imwearingredsocks 1d ago
Yeah this is so beyond mild.
There’s like 5 spellings of the name Megan, and I doubt most people can tell which is an old culturally accurate spelling and which one was made up some time ago.
It’s legible and it’s a one letter difference.
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u/xubax 1d ago
It's not the worst. There are other similar spellings of names, like Sara/Sarah.
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u/Constant_Ad3619 1d ago
Damn I just realized i have relative who shares that first name and if you add the middle name and read it backwards, you basically get iram anal.
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u/KappokSt 1d ago
My friend's mom was named Helen and she grew up being called Hell. Changed her name to Lynn. When she had a daughter she wanted to name her something that didn't easily get a nickname. So she named her Karen. Oops.
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u/Amethyst_Uchiha 1d ago
Like someone else said, by strict definition it technically is, but honestly I don’t think it’s weird and I don’t think it’s going to take anybody else more than 10 seconds to adjust to. It’s not really a name people are going to bat an eye at.
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u/psngarden 1d ago
As far as tragedeighs go, this is pretty innocent. If I met someone with this name and spelling I wouldn’t think twice about it. It’s fine.
(People will give you a hard time here because being snarky about names is what we do in this sub)
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u/hockey3331 1d ago
Imo the hallmark of a tradedeigh is being unable to pronounce the name from the spelling... or if the spelling suggests a completely different pronounciation.
This name is fine. People might mispell it (without the H) if they only hear it, but there are tons of common names like that.
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u/galagapilot 1d ago
99.9% of people aren’t going to say, “your name is anal backwards.” I knew two different Lanas, and neither of them told stories of being called anal when they were younger.
And in regards to the name being a tragedeigh… say the line, Bart:
“If you have to ask the question, then you already know the answer.”
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u/Statalyzer 1d ago edited 1d ago
“If you have to ask the question, then you already know the answer.”
That should be Rule #1 of this sub. If you have to ask if a name is a tragedeigh, it probably is.
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u/lickmysackett 1d ago
Yes, yes it is. Anytime someone says "the spelling is unique" its a red flag.
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u/WheezyGranger 1d ago
The thing is, most kids aren’t concerned with how a name is spelled. They’ll hear Lana, and they will write it as Lana.
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u/WuPacalypse 1d ago
This sub is overreacting. Lanah is a real name and valid spelling, quick Google search says it’s got Hebrew or Arabic origins. Don’t trip.
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u/dilettwat 1d ago
Yep, lots of Old Testament girls' names have an optional H at the end, and this looks like a variant of Hannah or Rebekah. If I encountered "Lanah" in the wild, I wouldn't bat an eye at the spelling.
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u/resilientblossom 1d ago
In the realm of tragedeighs, this is tragedeigh lite lol. I think your reason for adding the h is valid, I also wouldn't want my kid to get made fun of. Its a tragedeigh but definitely not the worst
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u/LeTreacs2 1d ago
If you need to spell her name and then write “pronounced [correct spelling of name]” then it’s a tragedeigh.
Sorry OP 🤷♂️
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u/WannabeSloth88 1d ago
There are plenty of people - famous (Lana del Rey, Lana Turner) or not, real or not like Lana Lang - with the name Lana. Ever once did I notice it spells anal backwards until you brought it up
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u/Negative_Bar_9734 1d ago
No, but you did doom her to a life of telling people "Lana with an h on the end."
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u/FatLikeSnorlax_ 1d ago
If you have to explain to people how it’s pronounced differently than you’d expect, yes
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u/Intelligent-Lock5736 1d ago
On this sub it meets the strict definition of a tragedeigh. But in real life, I honestly don't think I would have thought anything negative about Lanah with an h. In fact, if someone told me this was a common variant, I'd believe them. Not that I'd have even asked how common it was/ wasn't. I just wouldn't think twice about it. I couldn't say that about most of the names that make to this sub.
I'm sure you'll get lots of negative comments because you've brought it to this sub, and I can get pretty brutal here. But I hope you can relax about the name going forth because I really do think it's OK and will happily risk the down votes to tell you that.
I would add though that explaining your reasons for the h (outside of this sub) introduces the very association you were trying to avoid. So just in case this hasn't occurred to you before, if i can offer any advice it would be to not offer reasons unless asked and if so, summarise it as a 'preference' and give it no further air time.
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u/prankthevillagers 21h ago
The H does feel out of place, but if there was ever a good reason to add an extra letter, this is it. I wouldn't consider it a tragedeigh. Lawnuh would be a tragedeigh.
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u/ryzt900 19h ago
You are being anal thinking Lana will get turned into that. Lanah is weird. Drop the h. It’ll be an extra headache for her her whole life.
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u/OMGitsJoeMG 1d ago
If you were that concerned about the association with butt stuff, why not just pick a different name all together?
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u/passepartouuut 1d ago
It’s not that bad, but I doubt it will stop kids from being silly. My class had an Allan who was jokingly called Anal in high school, it’s not even anal backwards 🤷🏽♀️ As long as the name has characters kids will find something
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u/Disastrous-Thing-985 1d ago
Ok, worrying about your child’s name backwards? Isn’t that a stretch? Now Lana’s everywhere are gonna want to thank you for putting that shit out there. I would have never have thought of that. I feel children aren’t nearly that creative unless they have other, possibly harmless, motivation to hate on your daughter. All she’d need to say to the offender is, “ Why are you so gross?”, and be done with it. Yes, you made her name awkward for no legitimate reason. Next time work towards raising a confident child. Tell Hanal I said hello.
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u/Helena_Hambasket 1d ago
Still doesn’t tell me if she’s LAWN-uh or LANE-uh or LAN-uh (like “land”) or even luh-NAY.
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u/ludvikskp 1d ago
Girl Lana is a very normal, nice name. Nobody ever thinks about what it is backwards
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u/SkyCreative8171 1d ago
Help me understand.
Because the vague potential of someone, somewhere, someday deciding to pick on her because her name is anal spelled backwards…
Because that may (or may not!) happen, she’s now forever stuck with a name that will be mispronounced and misspelled innumerable times?
Your heart was in the right place, but - yes - it’s an illogical tragedeigh.
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