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Personally, I prefer Brynn for a girl. I'm just not warming to it as a boy's name.

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Having said that, I will say that Bryn Patrick and Bryn Edward are very nice.

All I think of is Bryn Mawr College (women's liberal arts college). I can't see it on a guy because of this, even though I know it's a guy's name. Also, the 2 people named Bryn(n) I've met were also girls. I don't have the greatest personal associations with the name, but I don't think it's a bad name or anything.

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You've got a lot of great combos.
Bryn Alasdair
Bryn Patrick
Bryn Theron
Bryn Walter (Walter needs more love!)

I like it! I know a girl Brynn, with 2 n's, so I'm sort of used to that spelling in a girl, but I still like Bryn-with-one-n on a boy.

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I like:

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Bryn Aberforth
Bryn Alasdair
Bryn Edward
Bryn Forest
Bryn Hartwin
Bryn Malachy
Bryn Richard
Bryn Theron

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I want to like bryn Hywel, Bryn Malcolm, and Bryn Patrick, but I'm not sure if I do.

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I also like:
Bryn Edwin
Bryn Morgan
Bryn Padraig
Bryn Anthony
Bryn Gideon
Bryn Gabriel
Bryn August
Bryn Auburn
Bryn Aubrey (too unisex?)
Bryn Oliver
Bryn William
Bryn Wilhelm
Bryn Edmure
Bryn Aethelred
Bryn Cedric
Bryn Yvain
Bryn Gethin
Bryn Damodar

I really love Brynn (on a girl) and am seriously considering using it as a mn on my future daughter.

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It sounds a little girly to me on a boy. I am biased because I love Brynn so much, but I do like Bryn Malcolm!

I think that Bryn sounds like a total football-loving beer-drinkinking jock name. Out of your combos I like Bryn Richard.

I like it. I used to know a male Bryn, and the name suited him well.

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Out of your combos, I like:
Bryn Alasdair
Bryn Edward
Bryn Malachy
Bryn Malcolm
Bryn Patrick
Bryn Theron
Bryn Walter - Walter is so under-appreciated these days.

You know about Bryn Terfel, right?
♥

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I recently added it to my pnl even though it seems like totally nms. Aberforth is my fave of your combos. I might do:

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Bryn Howard
oh heck i'm too sleepy to do this right now. lol.

It feels a little old-fashioned to me as I don't know of any young ones, but it's a good solid friendly name. Solid and hill-like! Female use of Bryn always mystifies me as apart from anything else, it's so similar to Bryan.
Bryn combos all look like place-names to me! but I like most of yours, especially Bryn Malcolm, Bryn Hywel and Bryn Richard. Other suggestions:

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Bryn Lawrence
Bryn Colin
Bryn Madoc
Bryn Meirion
Bryn Rhodri
Bryn Ingram
Bryn Philip

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