[Opinions] Kerrigan
WDYT of Kerrigan for either gender?
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I love the look and sound of Kerrigan. One of my favorite surname first names. It’s fairly unisex I’d say, and I would use it if I really wanted to.
Kerrigan Joan
Kerrigan Audrey
Kerrigan Elsabeth
Kerrigan Luz
Kerrigan Sarah
Kerrigan Mary
Kerrigan Ciara
Kerrigan Luna
Kerrigan Soleil
Kerrigan Irisa
Kerrigan Penelope
Kerrigan Fay
Kerrigan Jolene
Kerrigan Delilah
Kerrigan Xenia
Kerrigan Alexander
Kerrigan Lowell
Kerrigan Leo
Kerrigan Orpheus
Kerrigan Xavier
Kerrigan Richard
Kerrigan Joseph
Kerrigan Joan
Kerrigan Audrey
Kerrigan Elsabeth
Kerrigan Luz
Kerrigan Sarah
Kerrigan Mary
Kerrigan Ciara
Kerrigan Luna
Kerrigan Soleil
Kerrigan Irisa
Kerrigan Penelope
Kerrigan Fay
Kerrigan Jolene
Kerrigan Delilah
Kerrigan Xenia
Kerrigan Alexander
Kerrigan Lowell
Kerrigan Leo
Kerrigan Orpheus
Kerrigan Xavier
Kerrigan Richard
Kerrigan Joseph
I think of Nancy Kerrigan. Too surnamey even for the surname trend imo.
It seems like Kerry + Morgan / Morrigan.
For a girl, I'd prefer Ceridwen, which I do like, and for a guy, I would prefer Morgan or Ciaran or Peregrine.
The resemblance to Morrigan makes it seem dark imv particularly for a woman, and Kerry as masculine seems a little whiny to me or vibewise it's about like Casey, Kyle, Tyler, Taylor, all of which I dislike to various degrees. I guess I prefer it as a masculine name, though, and I might prefer it to Kerry.
For a girl, I'd prefer Ceridwen, which I do like, and for a guy, I would prefer Morgan or Ciaran or Peregrine.
The resemblance to Morrigan makes it seem dark imv particularly for a woman, and Kerry as masculine seems a little whiny to me or vibewise it's about like Casey, Kyle, Tyler, Taylor, all of which I dislike to various degrees. I guess I prefer it as a masculine name, though, and I might prefer it to Kerry.
This message was edited 12/12/2022, 2:13 PM
Very surnamey, pretty good for a boy, not very good for a girl but I have met a girl Kerrigan (surprisingly not called Kerri).
It's kind of fun to say in the sense that it's just a straight up consonant-vowel-consonant-vowel pattern. Same as Finnegan.
It's kind of fun to say in the sense that it's just a straight up consonant-vowel-consonant-vowel pattern. Same as Finnegan.
It would be a great villain name. There's something dastardly about it.
It's the villain's name in Casper.
It reminds me of other Anglicized Irish surname-names that Americans like to use as trendy firstnames. So it works, although is not my style. It's better than about a third of them, and worse than another third of them, imo. Slightly more appealing than Sullivan, Rafferty, Keegan, and Murphy. About as good as Tiernan.
Kerry / Carey / Cary / Carrie make it seem flexible genderwise. But the -igan surname-ending makes it seem more masculine to me personally.
I think I would like it more if it did not sound so much like "care again."
Kerry / Carey / Cary / Carrie make it seem flexible genderwise. But the -igan surname-ending makes it seem more masculine to me personally.
I think I would like it more if it did not sound so much like "care again."
This message was edited 12/12/2022, 12:27 AM
Harsh. Unpleasant. Unattractive Surname.
Don't like it at all
All I think of is Nancy Kerrigan. Way too surnamey and not an attractive one either.