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Oaken - Cool word, don't like it as a name, but like Oak for a boy
Vessel - Again, the word is cool but it would have TERRIBLE connotations as a name
Sparrow (assuming the extra r was a typo) - I like this, especially as a middle name. I'd say unisex but slightly prefer for a boy.
Nature - Would be a good name meaning but the word itself would make a terrible name
Valleigh - Took me a minute to realize this is the tragedeigh version of "valley". Valley could work as a middle name, I guess, but Meadow is more established as a name (even though the sound of Valley is more namey).
Talon - I like it for a boy.
Earth - Same comment as Nature. I guess there's Eartha but that feels dated.
Stori - What's wrong with Story? Story would be cute, especially as a middle name but it could work as a first name too, but Stori looks like an 80's girls name from an alternate timeline where Story was popular for boys.
Reason - This one feels more like a Puritan name. It would be interesting to see on someone, but I wouldn't use it or encourage anyone to use it.
Crimsyn - I like Crimson for girls, but the y is cringey.
Belay - I get it, you like climbing, but this is not a name!
Oak - I like it for boys
Current - Nope, not namey. I'd suggest River or even Creek instead
Windsor - Nope. It looks like you're trying to sound rich. It looks especially weird with all these nature and outdoorsy names.
Grey - I like this for a boy, mostly as a middle name but it would be fine as a first name too.
Merrick - I like this for a boy
Alder - I like this for a boy
Oath - Another one of those "cool word, weird name" situations. If I met someone who introduced themself as Oath I'd ask them to repeat it a few times while trying to figure out if they had a lisp.
Theory - I guess it sounds sort of namey, but it's a bit of a weird word to use as a name. if I ignore the meaning it sounds like it could be a girls name. Reminds me of words like Poem being used as names.
Written - Also a weird word to use as a name, but it doesn't sound namey at all. If I heard this I'd assume it was a boy named Ritten and that it was a surname used as a first name.

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Names I'd suggest to this person (some of them only as middle names):
River
Willow
Canyon
Birch
Aspen
Ash
Zephyr
Mica
Thorn
Hawthorn
Arden
Alden
Juniper
Grainne
Greyson
Meadow
Solstice
Soleil
Beltane
Taliesin
Tristan
Kieran
Poet
Poem
Remember
Singer
Song
Calder
Cernunnos
Olwen
Luna
Winter
Eira
Tamsin
Poe
Wilde
Aria
Minuet
Pavane
Rosalind
Leopold
Darwin
Falcon
Kestrel
Yarrow
Mallow
Vesta
Linnet
Linnea
Harper
Theodore
Thoreau
Lake
Mabon
Madoc
Leif
Sage
Piper
Arrow
Philo
Soren
Everest
Eliot
Phlox
Thyme
Valerian
Robin
Feather
Lark
Larkin
August
Salix
Sorrel
Fern
Oleander
Silver
Roan
Ronan
Rohan
Wolf
Starling
Merlin
Rowan
Sylvan
Walden

This message was edited 4/9/2023, 7:38 PM