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Help[Opinions] Clíodhna and Oisín
What are your thoughts on the name Clíodhna/Clíona? It's pronounced Kle-u-na, and while the myth behind it is kind of tragic and shapely is kind of a weird meaning but I really like it for some reason.
Oisín means little deer and also from mythology, thoughts on this? Pronounced O-sheen.
"One never notices what has been done; one can only see what remains to be done.” – Marie Curie
"The way your heart beats, makes all the difference, in learning to live" - Learning to Live, Dream Theater
Oisín means little deer and also from mythology, thoughts on this? Pronounced O-sheen.
"One never notices what has been done; one can only see what remains to be done.” – Marie Curie
"The way your heart beats, makes all the difference, in learning to live" - Learning to Live, Dream Theater
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I loved Oisín until I found out that it was masculine :P It sounds much better on a girl, but I wouldn't use it on a girl. The meaning is nice. I still like it on a guy but find the sound to be quite feminine (close to Eileen and Colleen).
Clíona and Clíodhna just make me think of "clitoris". I also hate Fiona, the sound is just not my style.
Clíona and Clíodhna just make me think of "clitoris". I also hate Fiona, the sound is just not my style.
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I like Oisin.
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Dont really like it
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