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I pronounce Fionn as "fin." Great name.

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I've never seen or heard of Zoticus before. But I would guess, "ZOE-ti-cus." Interesting name. More information, please.

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I prefer Llyr. I really like this, but it's not very practical. (This from a woman who would name her American dd Niamh or Aoife, so take with grain of salt.)

For Fionn: FYOON.

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For Zoticus: ZOE-ti-cus

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For Llyr: Llyr because "Lir" is a Danish word for something not suited to explain on a PG board. *Ahem*

Do you pronounce Fionn as FYOON or FIN?
Neither, FEE-onn

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Do you pronounce Zoticus as ZOE-ti-cus or ZAH-ti-cus or other?
ZOT-it-cus

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Do you prefer the spelling Llyr or Lir (pronounced LEER)? Right now, my husband and I prefer Llyr.
Llyr

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I love Fionn.

Fionn is FIN to me.

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I've never seen Zoticus before, but I would pronounce it ZOE-ti-cus. I really dislike it. It's like Atticus with zits :P

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I prefer the spelling Llyr. It looks very Welsh, which is great. Lir looks unfinished.

Fee Ohn
zah tea cuz

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Llyr to me is better, but i think more americans would struggle with it, like llwelyn, i even know people who struggle with lloyd.P