My Top Ten -Opinions?

[hesmagicandmyth.livejournal.com]

I know my boy names are effeminate.  I like that.

I'm been a name nerd for years.  Telling me you don't like them won't change my mind, but I would be interested in hearing your thoughts.  Be as kind or harsh as you wish.  They're just opinions; you can't offend me.

These names are not for actual children.  If anything, these names are for novel characters or simply for me to enjoy in theory.

Favourites: (no order)
Boys:
Fionán / Finley (Fionán is pronounced fyun-AWN.)
Kieran
Miles / Milo
Finch
Shealyn "Shea"
Murray
Cyril (pronounced SEER-el)
Lennox
Vyvyan -I'm an Oscar Wilde fan. Can't help myself.  Also, Vivian was first a boy name.
Darcy
Runner Up: Brencis

(Should I replace Miles / Milo for Monday?  I can't decide.)

Girls:
Eliza
Estella
Finja (pronounced: FIN-yah)
Georgiana
Mabel
Juliet
Viviana
Magda
Siân (pronounced: Sharn)
Philippa
Runner Up: Sunday

Comments

[hesmagicandmyth.livejournal.com]

I've never met a Siân so I'm fairly jealous of that.
And I've never met a Murray. Where do you live? I'm moving.

[liltxangel83.livejournal.com]

Siân lived in England... the rest of her family had traditional English names, so I don't know where her parents got her name from

My dad was from upstate New York. His middle name was the name (first or last I don't know) of the doctor who delivered him, or so the story goes. My uncles had family names, and there's no Murray anywhere in the rest of our family so I guess it's true lol

[hesmagicandmyth.livejournal.com]

Siân is a traditional Welsh name. I know it's used in England.
It's the Welsh form of Jane though so I'm sure it's bridged the Wales to England thing no problem.

[liltxangel83.livejournal.com]

thanks for that; you learn something new every day lol I can't believe I never looked up her name ^_^