Comments for the name Robyn

I find it looks kind of dumb with a Y in it. It looks better with an I in it: Robin

Robyn with a Y is the feminine spelling. :o)

Singer/songwriter Robyn Carlsson is famous in Sweden. Some well known songs are Do you really want me, Show me love, O baby, Don't stop the music, Be mine.

I have always thought Robyn is a pretty name. More feminine with the "y" spelling.

I have always loved the name Robyn. I have known a boy named Robin and a girl named Robyn. I prefer it for a girl spelled Robyn.

I have just met the sweetest little girl named Robyn with blonde hair and blue eyes, it's no wonder I have always liked this name. I think Robyn Emily would be pretty.

A famous bearer is Barbadian singer Robyn Rihanna Fenty (born February 20, 1988), better known by her stage name, Rihanna.

I think Robyn is a beautiful name! If I ever have a daughter I will name her Robyn Love.

I think this is very cool middle name for a girl.

My mum's name. It suits her & others of that generation but I don't think it has a place for children these days.

Robyn is also the Czech form.
Name Day: 30th January.

Robyn is nickname of Roberta.

Love this name! Always have. Robin sounds a little too much like Robin Hood to me, but it could work also.

Robyn also sounds like Robin Hood, that did not change. I think it looks better without the 'y'.

Pronounced "RAW-bin".

This is one of the very few "add a y to make it feminine" names that I like.

This is my best friends name. I think it's such a pretty name. Some of her friends & family call her Roby for a nickname, but I just think Robyn is too pretty of a name to be shortened.

I think Robin/Robyn sounds more like a boys name though I prefer the spelling of Robyn.

I LOVE this name, it sounds modern and funky.

It is not entirely a feminine spelling. The male singer Robyn Hitchcock spells his name this way. I used to think that it was only a stage name, but no, this would seem to be his real name.

Robyn isn't as modern as we tend to think. There are records of a several men, from different areas of England, named Robyn Hode, along with Robin Hood and Robyn Hode.

I don't really like the name Robin; it is OK, but not my favorite. The spelling Robyn I like a little better.