[Opinions] Finn
I really like this name but think it's too quirky as a first name so what are other options so i can add this nickname if my child chooses to want it?
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Well, I love Finn and I'm strongly considering Finnegan as a fn for a boy (maybe Finley for either a boy or a girl)- Hopefully it won't become too popular because of Julia Roberts & the other celebs who now seem to love them!! But if you're not sure about it, I would go with something very traditional as a fn & have that as a mn, ala Benjamin Finn, to give you options.
Here are all the Finn type names I could think of:
Finnegan
Finley / Finlay
Finnian
Finn
Phinehas / Phineas (not Phinneaus as Julia Roberts spelt it)
Ffion
Jaclyn, wife to Kyle (06/25/04).
Here are all the Finn type names I could think of:
Finnegan
Finley / Finlay
Finnian
Finn
Phinehas / Phineas (not Phinneaus as Julia Roberts spelt it)
Ffion
Jaclyn, wife to Kyle (06/25/04).
I like it- for a girl. I wouldn't name my kids this though. Only if the father really liked it. It's one of my favorites actually. Oh, and Gizette, could you not use run-on sentences? It's hard to read.
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if its for a boy name him Huckleberry Finn, then he can go by either.
This is supposed to be funny, right?? :) Imagine a guy named Huckleberry-LOL!
I don't care for any Finn names, as I think they're weak. Plus, I don't think a formal name should revolve around a nickname. Planning should only be spent on formal names, and not nicknames. Then it's as if you're settling on a formal name, only because it births a pleasant nickname. Anyway, Finlay comes to mind.
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i like it as a fn you could try Finlan or Finnian