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What do you think of Aderyn? It's really not my usual style, but today I'm liking it very much. Nickname Ada, perhaps.
Also, does anyone (I'm thinking 2angelgoats) know about the actual usage of this name in Wales? I'm not in Wales myself, and I'm only part Welsh, but I know -yn is traditionally masculine and it therefore bugs me when people use Bronwyn and Gwendolyn, but what about Aderyn? Is an exception made? I see it isn't in the England and Wales top 100, so my guess is there isn't...
As for Hartwin, I came across it the other day, and it's been on my mind. Thoughts?
Much obliged!
Ottilie
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/116467
Also, does anyone (I'm thinking 2angelgoats) know about the actual usage of this name in Wales? I'm not in Wales myself, and I'm only part Welsh, but I know -yn is traditionally masculine and it therefore bugs me when people use Bronwyn and Gwendolyn, but what about Aderyn? Is an exception made? I see it isn't in the England and Wales top 100, so my guess is there isn't...
As for Hartwin, I came across it the other day, and it's been on my mind. Thoughts?
Much obliged!
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/116467
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