More feminine spelling ?

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I love the name Emerson. But if we have a girl I want to keep the name, but use a more feminine spelling “Emersyn”. I think it would also be pronounced more feminine this way. What do you think?in

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Changing the spelling doesn’t change the name. Its still the same name at the end of the day. I also don’t think changing the spelling makes it “feminine”, it just makes its spelled wrong.

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Emerson means son of Emery, so I would change to Emersyn. 
I'm team green, but its it's a girl, her name will be Emery

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I love the name, and I agree the "y" helps make it a little more feminine! Our daughters name is Charlee, and we did "ee" rather than "ie" in hopes it would seem more feminine. And I've found that when people read the name, they assume girl with that spelling, and I think "Emersyn" will be the same!

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A friend spelled her daughters name Emercyn. I thought it was cute

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I view it as a gender neutral name, I think the y looks more feminine but I would still pronounce it the same way.

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I like Emerson spelled that way for either gender. my actual name is spelled different from the normal and it drives me crazy cuz I have to spell it out everytime.

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i have a friend with a girl named Emerson amd she kept the "son" in it

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Emersen sounds better to me for a girl! Emmy or Em would be a cute nickname 😍

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I know of many kids, both boys and girls, called Emerson. I’d say the spelling is gender neutral

More feminine spelling ?

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