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It sounds more masculine than feminine though...
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This is feminine. The masculine form should be Sid. It reminds me of Sydney, which is feminine. And then of course you have the variant Sidney, which is masculine. It makes sense to me.
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I feel like the masculine form should be Sid, short for Sidney, as that's the correct masculine form of the feminine Sydney or Cydney.
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Syd is one of the dateable characters from the dating sim Mayday Memory.
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It can also be FEMININE, making it UNISEX.
In the USA, from 1903-1916, it was occasionally given to girls.
In 1912, 16 girls were named SYD.
http://www.nancy.cc/baby-name/Syd/
https://www.popular-babynames.com/name/Syd
https://www.names.org/n/Syd/about [noted -ed]
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In the USA, from 1903-1916, it was occasionally given to girls.
In 1912, 16 girls were named SYD.
http://www.nancy.cc/baby-name/Syd/
https://www.popular-babynames.com/name/Syd
https://www.names.org/n/Syd/about [noted -ed]
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Syd Barrett comes to mind, that's how I know this name, but it's not the worst association. He was kinda crazy but he was cool. I like this name better than Sid, because it looks better, but it's an okay name either way.
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One famous beares of this name is Syd Barrett (Real name: Roger Keith Barrett). He was the co-founder/singer/guitarist of the early Pink Floyd. Sadly enough his genius mind could not keep up with the life of a rockstar and quit the band after only 3 years.
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