I really, really dislike it on principle; Sawyer is suddenly a hugely popular name thanks to LOST. Everyone and their goldfish is being named Sawyer. Here's a Sawyer, there's a Sawyer, and another little Sawyer, Sawyer Sawyer Sawyer Sawyer Sawyer Sawyer....Sawyer.
And well, you get the idea. If you name a girl this, I think it would be flagrantly fangirly.
I dislike it anyway, since Sawyer is such an occupation name to me. It's... a sawyer. It'd be like naming your daughter Blacksmith or Apple-seller, in my mind.
I'm sorry, but NO. I love it on boys, but it's so strong and masculine. I'd never use it on a girl. Really, really, not my style, I don't like it at all. Sorry.
I don't even like it that much on a boy but I hate it on a girl. The name is very masculine and should be used in a boy only, IMO... besides with all the Lost hype right now... (although I very much like the character! ;) )
If you like that sound, perhaps you'd also like the Russian name Zoya? It's got quite a similar sound but transcends the occupation name trend which may feel dated going forward.
I believe Zoya is a variant of Zoe, "life". I do have to admit that meaning is quite a bit more attractive to me than the one for Sawyer:
1: one who is employed to saw wood 2: any of several beetles whose larvae bore holes in dead or dying trees especially conifers
I don't like it at all, especially for a girl (sorry). Just that I get strong images linked with names.. and Sawyer sounds like both Sewer, and Soya sauce, mixed together. Leaves a very nasty taste in my mouth
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Mine was posted again yesterday or the day before lol
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And well, you get the idea. If you name a girl this, I think it would be flagrantly fangirly.
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I dislike it anyway, since Sawyer is such an occupation name to me. It's... a sawyer. It'd be like naming your daughter Blacksmith or Apple-seller, in my mind.
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I believe Zoya is a variant of Zoe, "life". I do have to admit that meaning is quite a bit more attractive to me than the one for Sawyer:
1: one who is employed to saw wood
2: any of several beetles whose larvae bore holes in dead or dying trees especially conifers
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My son is a Sawyer and I'm pissed because he was named before we even knew what LOST was, and now there will be five others in his class. *sob*
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i also don't like it for a girl though.
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Girl name - notsomuch
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I don't watch Lost so I don't have that association.
I wasn't aware that it was getting that popular either.
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