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in reply to a message by Lily
I don't like Finn. I think of a fish and then of Huckleberry.
But I certainly prefer Finn to Fynn.
The other evening a youngish man from one of the far north Scottish islands (I didn't catch which one) was interviewed on BBC TV News for some locally-connected reason.
His surname was Craigie but his first name was one that's new to me - Thorfinn
Thorfinn is not in the BtN database except as a user-submitted name - it must be used in those northern islands, with their Norse links, because an Earl of Orkney bore it.
But I certainly prefer Finn to Fynn.
The other evening a youngish man from one of the far north Scottish islands (I didn't catch which one) was interviewed on BBC TV News for some locally-connected reason.
His surname was Craigie but his first name was one that's new to me - Thorfinn
Thorfinn is not in the BtN database except as a user-submitted name - it must be used in those northern islands, with their Norse links, because an Earl of Orkney bore it.
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