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Comments for CONN:
One of the children of Lir, transformed into a swan.-- Irish Pearl 2/24/2007
I like this name. It's short and simple, and it doesn't sound too youthful. I like the name Connor, but it's too popular, so this is quite a decent alternative to it. The name is quite plain, but that's okay. One of the names I could consider for a son would be Ewan Conn.-- slight night shiver 4/20/2008
In Darren Shan's book 'Bec' one of the traitors, so to speak, is called Conn. He does, however, eventually die.-- 00Jayd-Dani 6/10/2008
CON ARTIST comes to mind.-- GunsnRoses8794 11/5/2008
The western province of Ireland, Connacht (also refered to by the horrible spelling Connaught), means "(land of the) descendants of Conn". It is called Connachta in Irish.-- Undine 3/8/2009
And his twin Proo. But seriously, this name sounds fairly negative.-- Wilted 6/14/2009
I've always liked this as a nickname for Connor, and I'm glad to see it's a real name! Great meaning too!-- 910 8/5/2009
Conn does not sound a real name. It sounds like 'con', as in con artist, con trick, pros and cons. I can't think of a single positive connotation(!)-- LakeGirl 8/10/2009
In Bec, Connla was a traitor - he was Conn's son.-- 910 8/28/2009
As a nickname for Connor - it's bearable.
And a real name - er, ever heard of 'con artist'?-- Anonymous User 2/19/2011
Conn Iggulden, author of the series of books 'Emperor'.-- Anonymous User 4/12/2012
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