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Helpi like it.
in reply to a message by Kinga
I saw a man on one of those nature channel documentary-type shows and I saw his name was Sky (could have been Skye) and it hit me all of a sudden too, hey that is kind of a really nice and cool name on a guy. It's reminiscent of Max or Nico, that slightly "outdated poetry" [props ;)] but still short and snappy feel.
I don't mind Skylar, either, as a full name but since it's getting a bit trendy, and esp. for girls, I kind of like just Sky. I guess I'd be afraid he'd get teased a bit so I don't know that I'd use it myself, but I like it. On a girl for some reason it comes off to me as too naturey and airheaded but oddly doesn't seem to for a boy.
Not sure but I might prefer Skye. It makes me think of the Isle of Skye, and since I have Scottish heritage (and like a lot of names of Celtic origin) that's a plus. Also, because it doesn't end on the "y" (which so many people seems to indicate female - not me, but if I was going to use it I might opt for the extra letter). But Sky has a nice simplicity to it as well.
I don't mind Skylar, either, as a full name but since it's getting a bit trendy, and esp. for girls, I kind of like just Sky. I guess I'd be afraid he'd get teased a bit so I don't know that I'd use it myself, but I like it. On a girl for some reason it comes off to me as too naturey and airheaded but oddly doesn't seem to for a boy.
Not sure but I might prefer Skye. It makes me think of the Isle of Skye, and since I have Scottish heritage (and like a lot of names of Celtic origin) that's a plus. Also, because it doesn't end on the "y" (which so many people seems to indicate female - not me, but if I was going to use it I might opt for the extra letter). But Sky has a nice simplicity to it as well.
This message was edited 4/19/2013, 10:21 PM
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