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I am completely smitten with Jean (f). Simple, breezy, and elegant, the name delivers so much in so few letters and sounds. What does everyone think?

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As for combinations, I resent the tendency of middle names to overpower pithy first names, which I fear is manifest in some of the following:

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Jean Abigail
Jean Agatha
Jean Alice
Jean Amabel (honors my mother, Amy)
Jean Beatrice
Jean Bernadette
Jean Blythe
Jean Camilla
Jean Caroline
Jean Cecily
Jean Clara
Jean Clarice
Jean Clarissa
Jean Claudia
Jean Clementine
Jean Constance
Jean Cordelia
Jean Diana
Jean Dorothy
Jean Eleanor
Jean Eliza
Jean Emeline
Jean Flora
Jean Florence
Jean Frances
Jean Gloria
Jean Harriet
Jean Hazel
Jean Helena
Jean Iris
Jean Isabel / Isobel
Jean Julia
Jean Lilian
Jean Lilias
Jean Louisa
Jean Lydia
Jean Margot
Jean Marguerite
Jean Mariel
Jean Marigold
Jean Mathilda / Matilda
Jean Millicent
Jean Odette
Jean Olivia
Jean Opal
Jean Penelope
Jean Philippa
Jean Rebecca
Jean Renata
Jean Rosalind
Jean Rosamond / Rosamund
Jean Rosemary
Jean Rosetta
Jean Susanna / Susannah
Jean Sylvia
Jean Ursula
Jean Violet
Jean Vivien / Vivienne
Jean Winifred