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I have always liked Rowan (m). I'm so accustomed to thinking of it as masculine, that it seems mannish on girls to me. I guess I will probably encounter female Rowans around and get used to it, but it doesn't feel different from having to get used to female Ryans.

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Rowan and Xanthe go together well IMO.
Rowan Matthias is good, but I'm not a fan of Rowan Felix. It's vaguely phrasey ... certain middle names bring out the potential of Rowan to sound like "row, and."