I don't personally care for the spelling of
Cheyanne. I much prefer the spelling of
Cheyenne. Though in general I find the name
Cheyenne a bit weird since it is the name of an American Indian language. I mean it also is the name of a city and I assume that was why the name originally became so popular in the 1990's.
Cheyanne /
Cheyenne is not my style. I like
Ethan but it's too popular for my tastes. I really like
Logan. I've liked it since I was a little kid before it was popular. It always reminds me of Loganberries.
I'm sorry but I'm not fond of the sibset of
Ethan,
Logan and
Cheyanne /
Cheyenne.
Ethan goes well with
Logan, and
Cheyenne goes well with
Logan. But
Ethan does not match well with
Cheyenne /
Cheyanne.
Ethan feels snooty, posh, sophisticated and the name of an upper class person from either the East or West Coast.
Cheyenne seems like a very down to earth cowboy, rancher type person who lives in the
Dakota's or Wyoming or
Montana and comes from a lower income family.
Logan has always been a name that I feel could go either way.
Logan could be down to earth or posh. And
Logan could be from a low or high or middle income family. I can see a
Logan coming from any part of the country.
The only place where a sibset of
Ethan,
Logan and
Cheyanne kind of works is if they are from California or maybe Arizona or Texas. By that I mean those are the three states that when I hear that sibset I can imagine them all being from.
Sorry I don't mean any of this to be offensive. It's just a very unusual sibset combination. I hope I wasn't too negative, I don't hate any of these names. Also congrats to your cousin on her new daughter.
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My Favorite Names:
Serafina,
Fiona,
Augustine,
Eibhlin,
Genevieve,
Artemis,
Stella,
Gwyneira,
Althea,
Leona, Sabriel,
Caitriona,
Mercia,
Adeline and
Luna.
Keiran,
Magnus, Arturus,
Silas, Fenris,
Gavin,
Quinn,
Ferdinand,
Cedric,
Perseus,
Theron,
Damien, Finlas,
Xavier,
Gawain, Cygnus & Adelai.