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Icelynn Felicity.

I don't care for this name at all, but:
Icelynn Miranda
Icelynn Briar
Icelynn Fiore
Icelynn Olivia
Icelynn Stephanie
Icelynn Esmeree
Icelynn Josephine
Icelynn Eleanora
Icelynn Madelina
Icelynn Rosabelle

Icelynn Mymomhatesme 😅

Icelynn Eleanor
Icelynn Olympiodora
Icelynn Evanine
Icelynn Aurora
Icelynn Astrid
Icelynn Odette
Icelynn Héloïse
Icelynn August (might as well lean into it)

Not my style at all, I did always like the name Icy from Winx Club though, which I prefer but...

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For fun:

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Icelynn Josephina
Icelynn Scholastica
Icelynn Gardenia
Icelynn Cleopatra
Icelynn Demeter
Icelynn Ceres
Icelynn Birgitta
Icelynn Natalie
Icelynn Aeolus
Icelynn Frida
Icelynn Summer
Icelynn Sienna

This message was edited 5/10/2025, 8:49 PM

Icelynn is a bit of an oof for me, the epidural concoction must have been really strong, but what the hey, I'll commit.

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Icelynn Rowena
Icelynn Merry
Icelynn April
Icelynn Poppy
Icelynn Marigold

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I think I would love to put a flower name as the middle, because I really like the idea of frost-encrusted flowers, or perhaps the transition stage of winter giving way to spring.

Going off my answer in the other "Icelynn" thread, where I came up with the pronunciation "Ike-eh-leen":

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Icelynn Phyllis
Icelynn Elspeth
Icelynn Morag
Icelynn Phaedra
Icelynn Gladys

This message was edited 5/10/2025, 6:05 PM

Icelynn Rae is the only combo that sounds fine to me.

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Other ideas:
Icelynn Kate
Icelynn Faye
Icelynn Rose
Icelynn Grace
Icelynn Mae

Icelynn isn't my style but I thought this challenge was interesting. I guess I'd try to use a nickname like 'Izzy', 'Lynn' or 'Lindy' or combine Icelynn with a middle name starting with a certain letter to come up with a nickname.

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Icelynn Bethany (Ibbie or Ibby)
Icelynn Margaret (Immie or Immy)
Icelynn Velma (Ivy)
Icelynn Zara (Izzy)

This message was edited 5/10/2025, 12:01 PM

I would name her Icelynn Lenore. Feels very mystical to me.

Since Icelynn sounds like the country Iceland, might as well use a mn that you would hear in Iceland.

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Icelynn Alda
Icelynn Birgitta
Icelynn Elfa
Icelynn Elva
Icelynn Signy
Icelynn Runa
Icelynn Helga
Icelynn Freyja
Icelynn Sonja
Icelynn Katrin
Icelynn Hekla
Icelynn Dagmar
Icelynn Greta
Icelynn Brynja

This message was edited 5/10/2025, 10:49 AM

Got to neutralise the frost:

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Icelynn Floribunda
Icelynn Pompeia
Icelynn Jamaica

Look, if the fn is Icelynn there's no helping it, you have to commit to the theme.

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Icelynn Wynter
Icelynn Blu
Icelynn Elsa
Icelynn North
Icelynn Frost
Icelynn Colder
Icelynn Stormi
Icelynn Alaska
Icelynn Krystal

Icelynn Maeve

Icelynn Jay, and I call her Jay. Fight me.

I don't really understand all the hate for Icelynn. I mean, it's definitely not my style, but it's not that horrific.

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Anyway, maybe:

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Icelynn Maria
Icelynn Hero
Icelynn Shura
Icelynn Jakoba
Icelynn Beatrix
Icelynn Roxie

My first answer is that I hope and pray that I only have sons.

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My second answer is that I make this name as bizarre as possible. Let's pair it with something that seems ridiculous.

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Icelynn Isis
Icelynn Cleopatra
Icelynn Winifred
Icelynn Elvira
Icelynn Katniss
Icelynn Condoleezza

LMAO I love the collective shock over Icelynn. I wonder if Oaklynn got a similar reception the first time it appeared on the lists??

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Anyways I was JUST thinking about this very question and the first name that popped into my head was Icelynn Amelia although I'm not sure if I like it or I'm fascinated by how much I hate it. Its a thin line. Icelynn Emilia might be better? Ehhh.

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I also like the idea of putting it with tired 80s names:

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Icelynn Amanda
Icelynn Christine
Icelynn Jennifer
Icelynn Sarah
Icelynn Amy - I actually like this one a lot. Icelynn Aimee too.
Icelynn Emily

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A more modern Icelynn Olivia is nice, it's lyrical at least.

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Your Icelynn Juliet idea is actually really pretty. Icelynn Ophelia as well.

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*Also, I wonder if Icelynn is an Americanization of Iselin, which is apparently a Norwegian female name, and also a surname?

This message was edited 5/10/2025, 12:36 PM