Oh, those are okay; I was just trying to avoid the currently-fashionable creative name spellings. I interviewed a woman named Hietyrh – pronounced “heather” – recently, and I’m still trying to recover.
It sounds like I’m saying “you’re full of it,” but only because the ‘sh’ is silent. 
I hope you haven’t hiert hyr.
That’s the village where my family’s from.
I think the US pronunciation of cashmere is the only example that actually counts. It may once have been a proper noun, but no more. There’s your answer, chuckles.
No one could blame me for sending over the monkeys.