What are your thoughts on the rare English feminine name
Joon? It can be a phonetical spelling of
June as well as be a pet form of
Juniper.
Is the name more of a name for a young (teenage) girl, or would it suit an adult woman as well? I don't live in an anglophone country myself, so I can't quite tell how this rare name would be perceived in general. Personally, the name reminds me a little bit of
Jools (as in,
Jamie Oliver's wife), which I know is probably either a variant spelling of
Jules or a pet form of
Julia (or even
Juliet). It seems that Latin
Ju- can become
Joo- in English.
Jools seems to carry her name well (I don't think it looks weird on an adult woman), so I feel like
Joon wouldn't look weird on an adult woman either. But then again, I'm a foreigner, so the name might be looked upon very differently by the average person in the English-speaking world.
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