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Help[Opinions] Wyndham, Tully, & Warren
What do you think of Wyndham as a first name (it's the name of a golfer)? It reminds me of hotels and Buffy.
What do you think of Tully and Warren, separately and as a sibset? (I know of brothers called these; they are both under age 10 currently).
What do you think of Tully and Warren, separately and as a sibset? (I know of brothers called these; they are both under age 10 currently).
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Two literary and artistic figures in the early 20th century were named, respectively, Percy Wyndham Lewis and Dominic Wyndham Lewis. They were very different, and not related. Wyndham could be a minor character in a 1920s-1930s detective novel; someone who'd been at school with Albert Campion or in the Army with Lord Peter Wimsey.
Warren is acceptable; I'd rather not use Tully, though maybe Tullius is equally awkward.
Warren is acceptable; I'd rather not use Tully, though maybe Tullius is equally awkward.
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Overall, all three of them looks preppy to me (don't ask me why). I think that Tully and Warren look good as sibset names.
But separately, I think that...
🔲 Wyndham looks complicated for me, because all of its first five letters consisted of only consonant letters.
🔲 Tully sounds cute and rough at the same time. It reminds me of the name Dolly (which I like), but its first syllable (TULL) just sounds unpleasant to me.
🔲 Warren just reminds me of Warren Buffett.
But separately, I think that...
🔲 Wyndham looks complicated for me, because all of its first five letters consisted of only consonant letters.
🔲 Tully sounds cute and rough at the same time. It reminds me of the name Dolly (which I like), but its first syllable (TULL) just sounds unpleasant to me.
🔲 Warren just reminds me of Warren Buffett.
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I don't care for Wyndham, especially its appearance. (I just see the words wind and ham. I mean just replace the y and that's what you got)
I like Warren, although I know it isn't wildly loved. Many people seem to dislike it for a number of obvious reasons, including it's datedness. However, I've always genuinely enjoyed the sound of it. I also like Tully. I actually gave this name to one of my characters and it delights me to see it mentioned, given how rare and uncommon it is. 😁 It's different but still sensible, and also adorable.
I like Warren, although I know it isn't wildly loved. Many people seem to dislike it for a number of obvious reasons, including it's datedness. However, I've always genuinely enjoyed the sound of it. I also like Tully. I actually gave this name to one of my characters and it delights me to see it mentioned, given how rare and uncommon it is. 😁 It's different but still sensible, and also adorable.
This message was edited 6/18/2023, 9:09 PM
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Don't really like any
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