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In fact, I prefer it on a boy.
I know plenty of people will say it is feminine, but it's a "place" name so I think people have just ascribed feminine characteristics to it because they are used to hearing it on girls.
I do happen to like it on girls too, I just prefer the sound and image for a boy. It's very primal and natural in imagery, yet it is soft and pretty. It shares many of the same sounds as other stereotypically male names (Aidan, Adan, Adam, Edom, Edward, etc).
I just really appreciate it on boys.
I know plenty of people will say it is feminine, but it's a "place" name so I think people have just ascribed feminine characteristics to it because they are used to hearing it on girls.
I do happen to like it on girls too, I just prefer the sound and image for a boy. It's very primal and natural in imagery, yet it is soft and pretty. It shares many of the same sounds as other stereotypically male names (Aidan, Adan, Adam, Edom, Edward, etc).
I just really appreciate it on boys.
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That's pretty much a near perfect explanation of why I enjoy the name. It's woodsy and soft but not frilly. I think it's a great boys name without being a hulking chunk of warrior meat.
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