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Help[Opinions] Kenzie
Does Kenzie work on its own or should it be used as a nickname for Mackenzie only?
I like McKenzie, Mackenzie and Kenzie and am just wondering whether I should just use Kenzie or go for the full name. I don't mind it meaning "son of" with the Mc attached and I like the full name but lately I've started to like Kenzie on its own.
McKenzie/Mackenzie or Kenzie?
Do you think that if I named her Kenzie people would always assume her full name was Mackenzie and try to call her Mackenzie? I know a Jessie who was always called Jessica by teachers even though she told them a million times her name was Jessie.
Do you think Kenzie is too nicknameish to be used on its own?
Do the Mackenzies you know go by Kenzie or is Mack a more common nickname for Mackenzie? Do you know anyone named just Kenzie?
Too trendy?
I like McKenzie, Mackenzie and Kenzie and am just wondering whether I should just use Kenzie or go for the full name. I don't mind it meaning "son of" with the Mc attached and I like the full name but lately I've started to like Kenzie on its own.
McKenzie/Mackenzie or Kenzie?
Do you think that if I named her Kenzie people would always assume her full name was Mackenzie and try to call her Mackenzie? I know a Jessie who was always called Jessica by teachers even though she told them a million times her name was Jessie.
Do you think Kenzie is too nicknameish to be used on its own?
Do the Mackenzies you know go by Kenzie or is Mack a more common nickname for Mackenzie? Do you know anyone named just Kenzie?
Too trendy?
This message was edited 9/16/2009, 5:51 PM
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I think that Kenzie would be alright by itself.
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I don't know that I've ever met a McKenzie. I know of a kid called Mack (a girl, so I'd like to think it's short for something like McKenzie) and a Kenzie or Kensey or Kencie, I don't know how it is spelled.
I do think that Kenzie would be fine on it's own, and not constantly lengthened to McKenzie.
I do think that Kenzie would be fine on it's own, and not constantly lengthened to McKenzie.
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Does Kenzie work on its own, or should it be used as a nickname only?
-I think it sounds more like a NN than a full name. It would be perfect for Mackenzie.
Do you think that if I named her Kenzie people would always assume her full name was Mackenzie and try to call her Mackenzie?
-Probably.
Do you think Kenzie is too nicknamish to be used on its own?
-Yes.
Do the Mackenzies you know go by Kenzie or is Mack a more common nickname for Mackenzie? Do you know anyone named just Kenzie?
-I don't know any Mackenzies, but I've heard mothers call their daughters Kenzie more than Mack. I've never known a girl called Mack. And no, I don't know anyone named just Kenzie, either.
Too trendy?
-By my personal standards, yes.
-I think it sounds more like a NN than a full name. It would be perfect for Mackenzie.
Do you think that if I named her Kenzie people would always assume her full name was Mackenzie and try to call her Mackenzie?
-Probably.
Do you think Kenzie is too nicknamish to be used on its own?
-Yes.
Do the Mackenzies you know go by Kenzie or is Mack a more common nickname for Mackenzie? Do you know anyone named just Kenzie?
-I don't know any Mackenzies, but I've heard mothers call their daughters Kenzie more than Mack. I've never known a girl called Mack. And no, I don't know anyone named just Kenzie, either.
Too trendy?
-By my personal standards, yes.
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