Message: "It's also a surname/place name. (m)"

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It's also a surname/place name. (m)

by Cera

1/13/2008, 3:37 PM

The name itself isn't popular, but I'd still call it trendy because it follows several current naming trends.

- LMS +6

1/13/2008, 3:42 PM

Yes.

- Becki (dreadfulxsorry) +5

1/13/2008, 4:20 PM

I find it rather old-fashioned.(

- Octavia (blaaarg) +4

1/13/2008, 4:32 PM

What characteristics of it make you find it old-fashioned?

Since they told the factors that made it trendy :) I can't see anything about it that's old fashioned.

Except maybe that it's lacking a long vowel.

Personally I think the K sells the trendy factor.

- Becki (dreadfulxsorry) +3

1/13/2008, 4:34 PM

It's like Kenton, sort of. I honesty don't think a 'k' in a name makes it automatically trendy. I don't see it as being trendy at ALL.

- Isla +2

1/13/2008, 7:58 PM

But you asked for opinions

And they were given.

No need to argue about it.

- LMS +1

1/13/2008, 8:24 PM

Agreed

Just because you ask for opinions and don't like that a lot of people think the name follows trendy 'markings' doesn't mean we aren't right.

- Becki (dreadfulxsorry)

1/15/2008, 5:55 AM

I wasn't arguing! Just saying MY opinion.

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