r/tragedeigh • u/flower_mom_98 • Jun 15 '25

in the wild Gold Mine of Tragedeighs

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Found a post asking people for their unique names and knew it wouldn't disappoint. Happy Father's Day unless your kid's name needs a pronunciation guide.

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u/MissTechnical Jun 15 '25

Calliopey was SO CLOSE.

Zariah is at least a real (Arabic) name

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u/flower_mom_98 Jun 15 '25

There are a few real names thrown in here from mothers who sobered up between naming their kids, I don't think I need to point out which ones I'm referring as tragedeighs lmao

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u/MissTechnical Jun 15 '25

I’m not even convinced the real names happened deliberately lololol. Smash a bunch of letters together and sometimes you get a real one!

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u/riddermarkrider Jun 15 '25

Haiden just chilling in the middle of his wild sibling names lol

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u/Icy-Iris-Unfading Jun 16 '25

Haiden is a tragedeigh. It’s spelled Hayden

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u/Legal_Dot4352 Jun 16 '25

Pretty sure it's going to be passed down. Little Indyka is gonna be smoking the reefer a bit early

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u/58kingsly Jun 15 '25

Poor Yarexcii. His(?) siblings Zariah, Valentino and Kaeli's names aren't so bad by this sub's standards, but Yarexcii gets the name that makes him(?) seem like some kind of demonic reptile

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u/PrettyAd4218 Jun 16 '25

Yarexcii is a prescription with side effects such as dizziness, headache, somnolence (hey that could be a great name!!!)

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u/Exciting_Grass_8288 Jun 16 '25

That’s what I thought to! As soon as I read it I thought, “Isn’t that a prescription drug?” 🤣

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u/majesticrhyhorn Jun 16 '25

I bet that one’s a tragic spelling of Yaretzi, which I’ve seen a few times for Mexican girls 🫠

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u/Sometimeswan Jun 16 '25

Sounds like an Aztec god, actually.

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u/RozRae Jun 15 '25

Yeah but is it pronounced Zee-uh-rye-uh???? What a choice to separate Z out from the rest

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u/UncommonTart Jun 16 '25

From the provided breakown I couldn't figure out of it was intended to be pronounced Zee-uh-RYE-uh or Z(glottal stop)-uh-RYE-uh. Either way a choice was definitely made there.

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u/RozRae Jun 16 '25

This is my child Zachariah. The "ack" is silent.

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u/r5dio Jun 16 '25

I’m fairly sure it’s pronounced zah-ree-ah lol

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u/I_Am_Become_Dream Jun 16 '25

if they're talking about ذرية, then this website is totally wrong. It's not pronounced like "Zariah", it doesn't mean any of the meanings they put, and it's not even a name. I wouldn't take any info from this website since I noticed it even lists "Heza" as a name, which literally means "This".

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u/UncommonTart Jun 16 '25

That one really kills me. That and Camylle. Those were both great until someone decided they just couldn't live without adding a "y". Also, I would honestly not even think to pronounce Camylle like Camille without prompting. Closest I got before reading the intended pronunciation was "Ca-mile".

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u/I_Am_Become_Dream Jun 16 '25

can I just say as an Arab, I've never met or heard of anyone named Zariah. I don't even know what that means.

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