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I've always liked it.

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~Lisa~
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i like it. it sounds really indian. reminds of the name Tove for some reason.

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Kinda cool. People might mix it up with Travis, though.

Tavish is really nms. I prefer Tavis, but it's also nms.

McTavish is a great surname -- fun to say out loud. But for a first name, I'd prefer Tavis. Tavis would make a great first name. I believe it's the Scottish form of Thomas.

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The only drawback is the pronunciation. It *looks* like it would rhyme with Davis, with a long "a" sound. But of course it has a short "a" sound, like McTavish.

This message was edited 1/18/2006, 3:50 PM

I've always liked this one. It's kind of a guilty pleasure name because I doubt I would ever use it but I think it's so cool.

I've only heard it on real people once or twice. I really like it though. It's got the feel of Hamish, without the trendy factor. I'm not hugely into nicknames, but I do think "Tav" sounds sweet if used informally :-)

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This message was edited 1/18/2006, 3:20 PM

Well I'm not Elinor or Poppylena but I love it! It's the Scottish form of Thomas and I think it's so cool! :)

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Somewhere in the back of my mind I've heard of Tavish McTavish.
I don't know if he was a real person or a story but I think it's a great name. A strong name I think!

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All the best Kayfiona x

Boy or girl? I knew a boy named Tavis, its not too bad, not sure if I'd use it though. :)

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