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Yanna 4/10: I dislike it. I prefer Yanne (French) or Ioanna (Greek).
Liadan* 7/10 First time that I hear it. It is nice.
Pax 2/10 I can't see it as given name and even on a girl. Ancient Romans were warriors so it seems very masculine.
Marigold* 8/10 I really like it because it is a nature-name but also has 'gold' in it that seems bright.
Clover* 8/10 I love nature-names. Plus it is the symbol of Ireland. I'd love to live there.
Gilbert 5/10 I have not an opinion. It seems boring.
Quigley 1/10 as I don't know nothing about it, it seems a surname. Plus it has an ugly sound. What about it? Why do you like it?
Cypress 7/10 it could be my style as it is one of the few masculine nature-names that could work. The fact is that it reminds me of 'CYborgs'. It is not a good link in my mind.
Ignatius 4/10 it is too much for a 21-century newborn. Horatio is better imo.
Yanna 4/10: I dislike it. I prefer Yanne (French) or Ioanna (Greek).
Liadan* 7/10 First time that I hear it. It is nice.
Pax 2/10 I can't see it as given name and even on a girl. Ancient Romans were warriors so it seems very masculine.
Marigold* 8/10 I really like it because it is a nature-name but also has 'gold' in it that seems bright.
Clover* 8/10 I love nature-names. Plus it is the symbol of Ireland. I'd love to live there.
Gilbert 5/10 I have not an opinion. It seems boring.
Quigley 1/10 as I don't know nothing about it, it seems a surname. Plus it has an ugly sound. What about it? Why do you like it?
Cypress 7/10 it could be my style as it is one of the few masculine nature-names that could work. The fact is that it reminds me of 'CYborgs'. It is not a good link in my mind.
Ignatius 4/10 it is too much for a 21-century newborn. Horatio is better imo.
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