[Opinions] Paisley, Paris, Peyton
Which one for a girl, and why?
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Paisley. Paris reminds me of Paris Hilton, unfortunately. I know there are a lot of other literary and historical associations with the name, but she comes to mind first and I don't want to think of her every time I say a kid's name. I have never liked Peyton. I don't understand the appeal of most -ton names. Paisley, while silly, is cute and sweet.
I dislike them all, but Peyton seems like the one I would be able to live with the most.
I don't like any of them, but if forced I'd pick Paisley. At least it's not Paris Hilton and there's much less confusion over whether Paisley is a girls' or boys' name.
Now THIS is a hard one…
I'd go with Paris. It does remind me of Paris Hilton unfortunately, but also the marvelous city. Paisley sounds childish and reminds me of fabric, and I've just never been able to wrap my mind around Peyton, especially for a girl.
I'd go with Paris. It does remind me of Paris Hilton unfortunately, but also the marvelous city. Paisley sounds childish and reminds me of fabric, and I've just never been able to wrap my mind around Peyton, especially for a girl.
Paris.
I don't even care about Paris Hilton. She's a nothing, and I've liked the name since before she was born. Literally.
Peyton is nmsaa - as a girl's name I think it's downright bad, and I don't like it on a guy either.
Paisley is meh, nms, would not use. But I don't loathe it. It's just a little too fluffy seeming for me, and I'm not into the trendy ZLEE sound.
I don't even care about Paris Hilton. She's a nothing, and I've liked the name since before she was born. Literally.
Peyton is nmsaa - as a girl's name I think it's downright bad, and I don't like it on a guy either.
Paisley is meh, nms, would not use. But I don't loathe it. It's just a little too fluffy seeming for me, and I'm not into the trendy ZLEE sound.
Hi Billina !!!
I choose Paris for sure!! I absoloutly love that city and I like this name both with French and English pronounciation. After that the Mythological prince...wonderful.
The name is totally unisex as Paris (city) goes for males and females equally plus it is masculine because of the prince.
100% unisex
- 60% masculine
- 40% feminine
..this is just me of course.
Paisley 2/10 surnamey. I much prefer Parsley (the herb)
Peyton 2/10 surnamey, too modern, place-name from an obscure name (Pæga) with an unknown meaning. I much prefer Python.
I choose Paris for sure!! I absoloutly love that city and I like this name both with French and English pronounciation. After that the Mythological prince...wonderful.
The name is totally unisex as Paris (city) goes for males and females equally plus it is masculine because of the prince.
100% unisex
- 60% masculine
- 40% feminine
..this is just me of course.
Paisley 2/10 surnamey. I much prefer Parsley (the herb)
Peyton 2/10 surnamey, too modern, place-name from an obscure name (Pæga) with an unknown meaning. I much prefer Python.
Peyton, because I dislike it the least.
Paris is a weird combination of masculine and prostitute-sounding to me. Maybe a male prostitute?
Paisley is too cutesy on anyone older than 4. I'd consider it if it were a family name, but for me it's not.
Paris is a weird combination of masculine and prostitute-sounding to me. Maybe a male prostitute?
Paisley is too cutesy on anyone older than 4. I'd consider it if it were a family name, but for me it's not.