i don't think there are any. that's a name you can't really "fancy" up.

I know someone named .rian but it's a girl. like bridget said, there's not really anyway to fancy it up lol

I looked for all different ways to spell that when I was pregnant because that's my daughters middle name but like the other 2 said, there really is no other way to spell it.

well, for a girl i can think of a few ways...

ryann
rhiann
rian

i prefer traditional spellings over these "new" spellings.

same. i think these new spins on old names is doing it retarded.

there are some i like, of course nothing comes to mind now.

ok, for instance, kaylee. but i don't know the traditional spelling of that, i just know the first time i saw it i thought it was different but i like it.

-brydjett

this girl in class today was talking about how when she has a daughter she wants to name her jessica and spell it "jesikah" lol

I've seen it spelled .Ryne for a boy.

I've seen people spell .Kaylee as .Kayleigh & I really don't like it like that hah... I agree though with tradional names being changed, a lot of them look really stupid.

.Spelling .Ryan as .Ryne is different but it makes me wanna say it was .Rine like rhinestone or something lol.

i would pronounce this "rine", as in fine, line, mine...

Ohhh my

I know, me too. But, I've seen it spelt that way a few times.

My guy friend's ex-wife's name is rebekka and they name their daughter viktoria....i hate that...but whatever.

baha!

I can't say anything. I did it with my daughter's name.

no, Alyvia is a real name.

I don't think ya can do much with Kia - oh maybe Kja - like the polish use "j" like an "i"

not really though, her name isn't olivia, right?

yeah the issue with the "new" names is that they sound like the old one but are spelled funny.

"creative" spellings for names are very annoying for a lot of reasons. My name is spelled Karin, which is common for a lot of places in Europe but not in the US. It was hard as a child because I could never find anything with my name spelled correctly. I was also constantly correcting people as well. I now work in the school setting and it is very annoying when people have very different spelling names, especially if they are not even spelled phonemically!!!

I really like the name Bryan instead of Brian but find I would be a complete hypocrite if I named our child Bryan. Dang.