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My youngest daughters name is Rowyn. Lol people give me crap all the time. I like it because it reminds me of names form lord of the ringd. Like Eowyn and Arwen.

Hearth- I first read this as Heath, so I fear it would get confused easily. I kind of like it in concept, though.
Atlas- I've always like Atlas. The association with maps doesn't bother me, because I love geography.
Casey- I like Casey for a boy, but there are many other better names.
Lark- I like Lark for either gender. I like the bird connection, and I like the androgyny of it.

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Liesel / Lise- Never cared for it. It reminds me of diesel and just sounds slimy to me.
Rowen- I like Rowan for a boy, but not Rowen for a girl.
Blaze- Nah, it's too literal for me.
Mirna- This is too dated for me still.
Gry ("Gree")- As a GP, sure. But in real life I couldn't take it seriously.
Raimie- This seems like a nickname.

Of yours, I like Casey and Blaze.

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Others you might like:
Elin
Theia
Arja
Bodil
Briar
Coral
Kayin
Kielo
Neske
Nimue
Rei
Roya
Sable
Siri

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Aldegar
Ambrose
Aulis
Bear
Bojan
Brock
Caius
Chay
Copper
Dragan
Fable
Frey
Ismo
Jove
Toby
Wyatt

This message was edited 8/21/2015, 10:58 AM

Hearth - Looks like a misspelling of Heath. Heath is a reasonably good name, although I think you'd have to be kind of "rugged" to pull it off - can't imagine a skinny, dorky kid called Heath. Hearth on the other hand sounds like a word and not a name, I don't like it at all.

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Atlas - A bit much to live up to, but I do like the sound of it.

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Casey - I find this a bit feminine.

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Lark - A bit masculine. I don't like the hard "k" sound in a female name.

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Liesel / Lise - I think Liesel is cute as a nickname for Anneliese.

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Rowen - I prefer the spelling Rowan. I think this is more common on boys, and I prefer it on boys, but it's perfectly acceptable as a girl's name too.

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Blaze - Definitely too masculine, especially with this spelling. I think Blaise would looks bit better

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Mirna - This spelling looks awkward and wrong. Myrna is the spelling I'm familiar with, but that sounds like such a dated and frumpy old lady name.

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Gry ("Gree") - Sorry but I hate this. It looks like it would rhyme with "dry" and it looks incomplete. It could possibly work as a nickname but I have no idea what it could be short for. Angry?

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Raimie - Jaimie is cute, Raimie looks like a typo.

Hearth: Nope. Too much H.
Atlas: Carrying the world on his shoulders. Nope.
Casey: Affleck. I like Casey Affleck. The name is ok.
Lark: "Let there be love" I like the look and sound. I prefer it on a girl.

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Liesel / Lise: 16 going on 17. I Like this name. And I love The Sound of Music so yeah.
Rowen: Nope. Maybe on a boy. But not my cup of tea.
Blaze: Wow. I don't think so.
Mirna: I kinda like.
Gry ("Gree"): I like the sound but it looks like Cry.
Raimie: Nope. It would sound a bit better on a boy.

This message was edited 8/21/2015, 9:34 AM

Hearth: Hmm...interesting. A little too wordy for my taste, but I can see it as a middle name. Not a very pleasant sound, though.
Atlas: Shrugged. The Ayn Rand association is enough to put me off of it.
Casey: I always liked this name, but I like it more for a girl. It doesn't sound as juvenile on a girl, for some reason.
Lark: Again, I think it's better for a girl. It's kind of pokey and spiky and cool. It's not a soft name.

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Liesel/Lise: The Sound of Music. I can't imagine calling for a Liesel in a crowded supermarket. It would make me feel silly.
Rowen: Very nice, but I prefer Rowan.
Blaze: Nope.
Mirna: I prefer Myrna, like Myrna Loy. She was pretty cool.
Gry: Not diggin' it.
Raimie: Interesting. Like Jaime/Jamie, but not as childlike. Still weird, though.