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I really like it. It's popular in the UK now, but it isn't popular where I'm at yet, so it still seems refreshing to me because I rarely encounter it.

This message was edited 3/16/2012, 5:50 AM

It's not a favorite of mine, but I do like Frey for a boy.

Freya is a really sweet name. I like it.

I don't mind goddesses but I do mind pronunciation issues.

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Freya could be Frier, as in One who fries, or Friar, as in Robin Hood's friend Friar Tuck.

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Freya could be Frayer, as in One who unravels fabrics.

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In Afrikaans and probably Dutch, 'vryer' or 'vrijer' is a person intent upon amorous activities! Pronounced like the fabric vandal, with a definite R.

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I wouldn't use Freya.

Gorgeous. I have Freya Eve, Freya Juniper, and Freya Marigold as combos :)

I think it's a great name, I've been a fan of it for a long time.

Not a fan. It's become kinda trendy and boring to me... as well as making me think of stuff that needs mending.

Freya has a gorgeous sound. Add to that the great mythological imagery and you've got one fabulous name. Love it.

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Freya Linden and Gwendolen Freya are my stock combinations for it.

I love Freya. Since I am from America, I don't know anyone with this name.

I've also started liking it more, it's clean and clear-cut and has an interesting origin.

I find Freya to be a pretty name. It's also distinctive.

I like it. It looks and sounds pretty.