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Of these I like

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Pauline
Lilias
Rosa

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Keir
Wystan

I like:

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Bonnie
Pauline
Nella
Lilias
Rosa

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Cornelius
Joseph
Jerome

I like Nella and Dexter. Priscilla is okay, but most of these aren't my cup of tea.

The Dalmatian in 101 Dalmatians, Perdita Weeks, and a friend of mine all pronounce it pur-DEE-ta. I think it's pretty. I've never heard the other way. I don't like PUR-di-ta.

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I like Nerys, Rosa, Cornelius, Terence, Glen, Wystan, and Colin.

Hi !!!!

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Perdita in Italian it means "loss"...horrible name!!
Nerys Mmm Indifferent
*Bonnie Beautiful! Soft and simple
*Pauline Mmm I like its sound
Annick Seems incomplete.
Erna No...bad sound
*Nuria very Spanish!! I prefer Nur
Priscilla mmm I dislike "scilla"
*Honey I like it!
Nella Horrible sound.
*Lilias Beautiful sound and meaning
Rosa Mmm too common

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*Cornelius I like it! Strong and noble.
*Roy I'm confused...it seems both vulgar and great.
Dexter No...
Terence Indifferent and boring
Joseph Dislike because too Biblical
Glen Seems a surname
Keir Seems incomplete
Rudy Childish in my mind
*Wystan pretty!!!! I like this kind of rare names!
Colin No...Cole is better
*Jerome Great variant

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Byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Perdita - Reminds me of 101 Dalmatians.
Nerys - Dislike.
Bonnie - Like it, but not enough to use it.
Pauline - Same as Bonnie.
Annick - Sounds too masculine to me. Prefer Annika.
Erna - Don't hate it, but don't like it.
Nuria - Sounds like a stomach-related illness.
Priscilla - Same as Bonnie and Pauline. I have used this as the name of the protagonist's mother in a book series I plan to write.
Honey - Neutral.
Nella - Prefer Nellie more.
Lilias - Neutral.
Rosa - Like.

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Cornelius - My mom's late uncle (grandma's brother) had this name; he went by Neil. If I have a son, I plan to name him Cornelius, but use Corey as a nickname.
Roy - Like.
Dexter - Like, but not enough to use. Makes me think of "Dexter's Laboratory".
Terence - Like, but not enough to use.
Joseph - Neutral.
Glen - Like.
Keir - Dislike.
Rudy - Neutral.
Wystan - Dislike.
Colin - Like, but not enough to use. I had a kid in my third grade class named Colin, but he spelled it with 2 Ls (Collin). He was also a twin.
Jerome - Neutral.

This message was edited 5/25/2016, 1:41 PM