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You never know how much a middle name will be used. My nephew's second cousin thought he had a double name because we called him by both so often when he was in trouble. Luckily, we still love his combo.

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Personally, Kenna sounds more feminine than masculine. I know, McKenna means son of Kenna, but the -a ending is generally feminine, and McKenna is used as a girls' name. It's still better than Kal-El, at least. Ultimately, it's the parents' decision, and if it won't bother you, go ahead.