[Irish Rose]

I looked up Tristian and it’s derived from Tristan; Jaisyn I got no results for. Do you suppose it’s a modern spelling of Jason?

[RosieCotton]

The video on the linked article pronounces it as Jason, so I’d say so.

Poor little guys...here’s hoping he gets lots of support, and not just of the monetary variety.

[Ingtar]

Jaisyn - variation of Jason - A healing (Greek)
Legend - Not really a name:

Nicodemus Legend is the fictional hero of fifteen popular novels by Ernest Pratt. Legend is a champion of the underdog, a crusader for justice and truth. His perfect manners, good looks and beautiful hand-beaded buckskin outfits make him a dashing and romantic figure. In reality, Legend is tough and quick-witted, with an impressive knowledge of science. He hates violence, preferring to use brains instead of a gun. Since Pratt’s novels are written in the first person from Legend’s point of view, many readers fail to realize that Legend is a fictitious character.

Trystian - variation of Tristan - The noisy one (Irish)

[GOP_Party_Animal]

Do you suppose it’s a modern spelling of Jason?

No, J A S O N is the modern spelling of Jason. "Jaisyn" is someone trying to be creative and cute, forcing the poor kid to spell out his ridiculous name for the rest of his life.

[aruanan]

I looked up Tristian and it’s derived from Tristan; Jaisyn I got no results for. Do you suppose it’s a modern spelling of Jason?

For insight into the origins of the spelling, you don't have to look any farther than HERE. They don't have my personal favorites of Raytheon, Latrina, and Nyquil, but there are some other great ones such as Kaprice, Rain, Reginal, Romain, Tailor, Telvis, Temetric, Unyque, and Uterius.

[Old Professer]

Surtanlee.