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[Opinions] Hayden/Haydn
by Gwenno (Y Ddraig Gwyrdd)
10/1/2006, 3:03 PM
I know it's trendy, surnamey and all that but it really appeals to me for some reason which is odd because I can't stand stand Caden or Jayden or any another -aden names apart from Aidan itself. So, wdyt of Hayden? Also do you prefer the spelling Hayden or Haydn (I presume they're pronounced the same)?

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- L A U R E N (Lauryn)
10/1/2006, 8:03 PM
I have seen the spelling Haden & I like the spelling best. I still pronounce it Hayden thoughL A U R E N ™
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- heidi (guest)
10/1/2006, 7:22 PM
I like it, although it is quite popular. I definitely like Hayden better than Haydn. Haydn looks like a misprint and grammatically incorrect to say the least.
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- Caroline Mae (Little-Beeps)
10/1/2006, 5:52 PM
Hayden is nice enough. I prefer Holden (mostly because of Catcher In the Rye) and that has a similar feel. Haydn seems like it would be prn differently to me, and it has a not so nice meaning- heathen.

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- Kristen (iamkristen)
10/1/2006, 4:36 PM
I like Hayden, but only on girl.♥ Kristen ♥~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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- Kris Rose
10/1/2006, 4:22 PM
I do like Hayden, and had it on my favorites until my boyfriend crossed it off and I found other great names we both love. I prefer Hayden over Haydn~~Kris~~
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- Sabrina Fair (rainbowstars)
10/1/2006, 3:28 PM
Hayden is HAY-DEN Haydn is HIGH-DEN. I love both
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- Bear
10/1/2006, 3:06 PM
Sorry, but I can't stand the name Hayden. It's public enemy #1 to me in my war against using other people's heritage. (Well, maybe it's tied with Jackson. But it's one of those annoying "-ayden" names . . . )By the way, I would pronounce Haydn differently, "HIE-dun," like the composer.
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