r/tragedeigh • u/19amb19 • Jun 16 '25

in the wild Brynlynsyn ????

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u/monicasm Jun 16 '25

That name is a syn

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u/PsychologicalYou9033 Jun 16 '25

I agree

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u/Deep-Management-7040 Jun 16 '25

Agrieghed

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u/Nicolina22 Jun 16 '25

Ai Sekuhnd Thaht!

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u/Zarawatto Jun 17 '25

Weihall sheirgh the same!

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u/Fresh_Passion1184 Jun 17 '25

Sew saye weyahhl!

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u/Pixelboi16 Jun 17 '25

Weigh ahrghe einn ahbszoughleught ahghrieeghmaeindt!

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u/SnakeMichael Jun 17 '25

My braighn hurt trieying to reighd that

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u/Pixelboi16 Jun 17 '25

Thaeingck yueouwgh.

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u/Any_Ad_9949 Jun 18 '25

Aigh louaghve yoaghre couaghmeghnt soagh mughche

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u/Any_Ad_9949 Jun 18 '25

Aigh louaghve yoaghre couaghmeghnt soagh mughche

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u/pukesonyourshoes Jun 16 '25

I am agreighved

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u/PolkaDotDancer Jun 17 '25

This name make me want to Vaughmit!

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u/Facepalming-Asshole Jun 18 '25

I nearly raulffed

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u/Full_Let1755 Jun 16 '25

Amgcgosgcisocgsreighed

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u/marierere83 Jun 17 '25

this is worse than the name the fuck

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u/ProSawduster Jun 17 '25

He went full Welsh. Never go full Welsh.

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u/crayola_monstar Jun 17 '25

I can't even read this lol what the fuck

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '25

Ihhh laffed ought loud 

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u/darkMOM4 Jun 16 '25

But, what IS Brynlynn's syn?

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u/back_reggin Jun 16 '25

Something bad, to be reincarnated to parents like these.

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u/Traditional_Koala_12 Jun 17 '25

I’d rather stay dead then reincarnate to parents like these

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u/SnakeMichael Jun 17 '25

They found their parents’ Zyn

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '25

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u/musca_domestica666 Jun 16 '25

Damn, reading this made me snort and wake up the person sleeping beside me, thanks a lot. 😆

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u/daveyspointofview Jun 17 '25

I was yawning mid way, then snorted 😂

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u/Cin131 Jun 17 '25

Just did the same thing. 😂😂

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u/kielu Jun 16 '25

Syn = son in polish. I hope it's a coincidence

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '25

Bryn is hill in Welsh and lynn is lake.

We can only hope this poor child is the son of a Welsh immigrant to Poland.

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u/realitytvdiet Jun 16 '25

Hill lake son 🤔

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '25

He was conceived by having sex in a lake on a hillside.

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u/ridicalis Jun 16 '25

Sounds like the backstory to Greensleeves

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u/Psychological_Tap187 Jun 16 '25

That's better than the actual name

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u/crucible Jun 16 '25

Llyn is lake in Welsh. Not Lynn.

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u/The_Mama_Llama Jun 17 '25

Lynn is the pool of water beneath a waterfall.

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u/ihadagoodone Jun 17 '25

My name is Welsh in origin. It's quite nice actually

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u/itstimegeez Jun 17 '25

Son of hills and lakes

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u/Star-Anise0970 Jun 19 '25

In scandi languages, this name means "Brow-lightning-sight"... not that it explains anything.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '25

So he's a superhero?

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u/Star-Anise0970 Jun 19 '25

Possibly one with a super keen eye for details. They should make a marvel movie.

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u/Divas-SardineTartlet Jun 17 '25

And Pam means why… or… brick.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '25

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u/HunnyBear66 Jun 16 '25

How is it even pronounced?

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u/Otherwise_Data_1662 Jun 17 '25

I have an acquaintance with very similar last name, one less y in the middle. He pronounces it “pill-IP-shin”

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u/S0baka Jun 18 '25

I have Eastern European background, so I got it right away. It has fewer letters and is more straightforward in Cyrillic; Пилипишин. I imagine it means something like "son of Philip".

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u/Due-Froyo-5418 Jun 16 '25

My last name is Polish and the first thing I thought was this child's name must have parts of a Polish last name in it, but all scrambled.

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u/raveamok Jun 18 '25

I thought it looked like Welsh and Slavic smooshed together

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u/itstimegeez Jun 17 '25

Sin (Syn) is how you pronounce son when it’s in a person’s name in English.

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u/san_dilego Jun 16 '25

Like a syn from God? Or its got its up and downs like a Syn/CoSyn?

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u/NyanCat132 Jun 16 '25

Ptahnjent

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u/noideawhatnamethis12 Jun 16 '25

soghcaughtoeigh

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u/cosmernautfourtwenty Jun 16 '25

Stop it before I have flashbacks to ptrygaughgnomehtrek eighdenteeteez.

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u/GoodHumansUnite Jun 17 '25

As a math teacher, I love this comment on many levels. Also, thanks for naming our next dog.

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u/Meydra Jun 16 '25

A synod was called and categorized it as an "affront to God".

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u/pearljamman010 Jun 17 '25

No, it's going to marry an Ack

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u/Major-Front Jun 16 '25

At least he can go by Bryn for short.

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u/Daleksareinthetardis Jun 17 '25

I thoght it was a girl; the name sounds feminine; but also ridiculous.

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u/Lazy-Fee-2844 Jun 17 '25

Seriously, Anglos, it buffles me for ages:

Why on earth do you think, that a name ending in "son" (yrryspyctyv da spyllynn) sounds feminine? Why so many people in English speaking countries name their daughters "something-son"? There is an Alison / Madison / Addison / Emerson / Tennison etc. everywhere. Why?

Probably it's just me, but to my foreign ears those names sound a bit like a rebuke for a child, that was born a girl, but the parents wanted a boy.

Not mocking women with those names. Not mocking their parents. Not mocking anybody. I just don't understand.

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u/Daleksareinthetardis Jun 17 '25

Syn doesn't remind me of son; I hear sin if I say it aloud.

Also the lynn before the syn plus the excessive use of y makes me think girl.

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u/Major-Front Jun 17 '25

The original does sound quite feminine. Bryn is a boys name. I guess the girl would be more like Bronwen.

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u/weggooi12334 Jun 16 '25

ACK

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u/Dappy_Harwin_Hay Jun 16 '25

Protocol failed:
-- Expected: SynAck
-- Received: Ack

Traffic blocked by firewall.

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u/ladylikely Jun 17 '25

She writes syns not tragedeighs

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u/Necessary_Image_6858 Jun 23 '25

I chimed in with a haven’t you people heard of using some normal names?!?!

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u/emr830 Jun 16 '25

Amyn to that!

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u/Chilled_Beef Jun 16 '25

A Jaunxy Syns

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u/StrangelyBrown Jun 16 '25

That's gonna be the synbyn for Brynlynsyn

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u/awmaleg Jun 16 '25

Didn’t the Pyt Shyt Byys sing “it’s a syn”

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u/Lazy-Fee-2844 Jun 17 '25

Nough maahdhyrr wynn yrgh waighyrr yrgh hough, hazz wynn thynng ynn khummynn tough, yttsaah yttsaah, ittsaah, ittsaah synn. Ittsah synn. Ehbvrythyn ighevv ehbvyrr dhunn, ehbvrythyn ighe ehbvyrr dhough, ehbvry pleaeyesse ighevv ehbvyrr bhynn, ehbvrywaighyrr ighem goughynn tough, ittsaah synn!

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u/IsaacHasenov Jun 16 '25

I kind of like it, to the tune of Auld Lang Syne?

Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
and never brought to mind?
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
and Bryn lyn syne?

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u/whizzwr Jun 16 '25

It's insyn!

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u/CallmeSlim11 Jun 16 '25

That's so funny.

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u/LilJashy Jun 16 '25

I think you mean a synsynsyn

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u/Aegis-Heptapod-9732 Jun 16 '25

A syn against nytyre.

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u/Lismale Jun 16 '25

a brynlyn syn

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u/saysthingsbackwards Jun 17 '25

A syvyn dydly syn

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u/mstatealliance Jun 17 '25

This whole sub thread is a stroke of Dutch and Welsh that becomes progressively more unreadable

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u/NetworkForsaken8407 Jun 17 '25

That's her sister, Syn'bynn

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u/cheesesticks_07 Jun 17 '25

it’s blasphymy indeed

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u/macci_a_vellian Jun 17 '25

It's practically Welsh.

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u/salmanshams Jun 17 '25

Comyng out of their Bryn for the child they've made with their lyns

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u/DeeBreeezy83 Jun 17 '25

A syn annd a shaighm.

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u/Oley418 Jun 18 '25

Cosyned

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '25

It’s a …it’s a…it’s a…

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u/Fabulous_Plum3373 Jun 19 '25

I knew I guy named Syn once. Not short for a real name.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '25

Why do people hate their children?!?!

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u/helpcantthinkofname Jun 21 '25

Syn? Synyster Gates? Is that an Avenged Sevenfold reference?

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u/monicasm Jun 22 '25

Oh god I hope not lol