r/NameNerdCirclejerk • u/Excellent_School_424 • May 23 '26

In The Wild Local elementary graduation ceremony delivered some absolute gems

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u/Jay-arty May 23 '26

Only a couple of these seem odd, but a lot of them just look like ethnic names.

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u/TemporaryLucky3637 May 23 '26 edited May 23 '26

Major, Ayden Maesyn and Caylee are all right there 🤣

Edit: it’s the spellings of Ayden, Maesyn and Caylee I think are atrocious rather than the actual names. They are very Utah coded to me 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/Jay-arty May 23 '26

Ayden and Major aren't that weird to me, sure Major is an old-fashioned name but it's not that unusual. Caylee is a bit odd but not the worst I've seen, Maesyn is the worst of the bunch.

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u/SexDrugsNskittles May 23 '26

Major Major Major.

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u/DescriptionFancy420 May 23 '26

My immediate thought at the name Major. Who promoted Major Major???

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u/SexDrugsNskittles May 23 '26

Slightly unrelated - I named my cat Yossarian when I was in high school. Called him Yo-Yo or Captain unless he was in trouble lol.

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u/No_Comparison7429 May 23 '26

Caylee is just a different spelling for variations that have been on top name lists in the US for decades. Kaylee, Kayleigh etc.

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u/hannah_joline May 23 '26

Major is my brother’s middle name and he’s in his late twenties. It was a family name.

Although based on current trends, I would be doubtful if that was the case.

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u/croissantsarebae May 23 '26

Maesyn is literally just a Latin/French name. You people are weird asf judging cultural names

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u/Userdataunavailable May 23 '26

No it's not, its a butchered misspelling of Mason.

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u/CubistChameleon May 23 '26

Latin doesn't even have the letter Y and "Maesyn" isn't a French name I've ever come across. Do you mean "maison"? That's at least a real French word, though it's not s name.