[Opinions] Wren
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Wren is fine/ok - not exciting or dazzling but still pleasant (which is why it’s always in the middle name spot for me, never makes it to first name potential). I see it as more female than male on sound. Wrenna is pretty and has more spunk - it has first name potential. Wrenna is all female to me.
I was just thinking about this name today.
I actually think it’s a good name. Not too weird but still able to stand out and be cool, and I like the bird association. I vastly prefer it on a girl but it’s not horrible on a boy. I would just use Robin though if that’s the case.
Wrenna is okay but I prefer simple Wren. Better yet Morwenna!
Wren Abigail
Wren Victoria
Wren Octavia
Wren Ophelia
Wren Anastasia
Wren Arabella
Wren Aurélié
Wren Sophia
Wren Magdalena
I actually think it’s a good name. Not too weird but still able to stand out and be cool, and I like the bird association. I vastly prefer it on a girl but it’s not horrible on a boy. I would just use Robin though if that’s the case.
Wrenna is okay but I prefer simple Wren. Better yet Morwenna!
Wren Abigail
Wren Victoria
Wren Octavia
Wren Ophelia
Wren Anastasia
Wren Arabella
Wren Aurélié
Wren Sophia
Wren Magdalena
Don't like it or Wrenna
I'm rather fond of it, I would actually consider using it, though it's a bit different in style from many of my other favorites. Definitely prefer on a girl. Wrenna feels like a needless elaboration.
I adore Wren, although I would probably only use it as a middle name for a boy. First or middle for a girl.
Wrenna is adorable.
Wrenna is adorable.
This message was edited 12/16/2022, 3:38 AM
Better than Sparrow, I suppose. No, I don't like it, or Raven or Lark. Since it's a small, petite bird I suppose more people would find it suited to girls than boys. If I liked the sound, I'd happily name a daughter Rentia (RENsha), a shortened form of Emmarentia or Emerentia and IMO a great improvement.
I like it a lot. Feels slightly skittish, witchy, architectural. I prefer it for a girl. Wrenna is ugly and all girl.