How about a sure way to resolve some proper names and a few of their
more common spelling variations? There are a few suggestions to help
build perfect translation for names you may not have in your steno
database yet.
SW writes the Y- as KWR. Here's a new ending the starts off with the KWR:
KWR-PB for suffix -yn
Megyn MEG/KWR-PB
Robyn ROB/KWR-PB
Lauryn LAUR/KWR-PB
Jordyn JORD/KWR-PB
Karyn KAEUR/KWR-PB
-PB for -en or -an
Megan MEG/-PB
Robin ROB/-PB
Lauren HRAURPB or HRAUR/-PB
Jordan SKWRORD/-PB
HR*ERBG for suffix -ley
Ashley ARB/HR*ERBG
Hadley HAD/HR*ERBG --- or H (the stroke for had) H/HR*ERBG
Bayley PWAEU/HR*ERBG
Wesley WES/HR*ERBG
Westley WEFT/HR*ERBG (yes, I know, but this is legit)
Lesley LES/HR*ERBG
Farley TPAR/HR*ERBG
TPH*ERBG for suffix -ney
Whitney WHEUT/TPH*ERBG
Carney KAR/TPH*ERBG
Barney PWAR/TPH*ERBG
Another possibly mind-blowing concept is using -RBG for the -Y.
Trey TRERBG
Payton PARBG/TOPB
Peyton PERBG/TOPB
Spelling may just help after all:
Meghan MEG/HAPB
Zach STKAFP
Zack STKABG
Tre TRE*
Trae TRA*E
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