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I can only imagine Harmony as a girls name. Sure, boys names can be soft too, but Harmony is just too soft for a boy in my opinion!
I'm not a fan of this name, because I just don't like those "virtue names".

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* Isabino - like a cross between Isabel and Sabine....so if this is supposed to be a boys name, it's way too feminine in my opinion-and seems made-up
* Biven - I don't know what to say about this name because again I haven't seen it before.... looks somehow Oriental to me and again not that masculine
* Akove - I wonder how you spell this one!?
* Beke - I think once I even met someone who was bearing this name.... don't particularly like it though...a girls name though for sure
* Bafir - this at least sounds like a name to me....very Oriental
* Babrina - like a misspelled Sabrina :-/
* Arkona - it's ok for a girl
* Amika - like it kind of....has a lovely meaning, too
* Baltana - not too bad, but not really my style
* Colfe - no clue how this is supposed to be pronounced, but it looks weird
* Cilmir - again, looks somehow Oriental to me....don't like it though because it sounds like "kill me"
* Caggon - like "waggon"....really weird
* Cashington - seems VERY made-up
* Vedgar - I had to think of "wedgie" right away
* Velwood - a last name
* Vikko - reminds me of Vicco von Bülow, one of my favorite comedians who just recently passed away.... like it kind of
* Myiea or Meiea - like its sound (although I'm not completely sure about their pronounciation), but they're really hard to spell and somehow they look like some medical term to me, too

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Well, most of your names really don't get to me. I kind of like

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* Biven
* Beke
* Bafir
* Arkona
* Amika
* Vikko
* Myiea/Meiea

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But don't misunderstand me: apart from maybe Amika, Vikko and Arkona they all have some kind of blemish to them.

This message was edited 11/8/2011, 2:07 AM

I've never seen Harmony on a male, but actually it doesn't sound too ridiculous as it's not a particularly girly sounding name.

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All those other names sound silly and/or made up, especially Cashington - that sounds like a stereotypical cartoon aristocrat "Sir Cashington"