Message: "Denny" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Denny

by telfalathiel

1/1/2011, 10:40 PM

I like the nickname Denny. There are only a couple of full names for it that I like, but they also have two syllables. I think it's pointless to have a nn with the same number of syllables as the full name. Would that bother you or would you use Denny as a nn anyway? Or, would you use Denny as a full name?

ETA: Is Tennyson "Denny" too much of a stretch? They both come from Dennis / Denis.

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This message was edited 1/1/2011, 10:41 PM

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- Re: Denny (guest)

1/2/2011, 7:46 PM

i like Providence for a female Denny :)

- kudriashkajo (guest) +1

1/2/2011, 5:44 PM

I like Denny, but I'd love to use it as a nickname for Denver, Denzel, or Denton (even if it is "pointless").

I think Tenny would be a more natural nickname for Tennyson than Denny would be.

Hmm, longer than 2 syllables...? Devanand. Derenik. Deandre. Devonte.

Like anything?

- kudriashkajo (guest)

1/3/2011, 8:24 AM

A few more:
Prudenzio
Prudentius
Zdenko

- Lilac Wine (georden)

1/1/2011, 10:47 PM

I would use it as a NN for Dennis. I guess it wouldn't be so much a NN as a pet name, something cute and casual instead of calling him Dennis all the time. Denny is cute, perhaps too cute and for that reason I wouldn't use it as a full name.

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