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I rather like that, by the information you've informed us, either gender can use this name. So why not use the name for either gender, simply because you like it.

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Haven Marie / Haven Maria (boy or girl)

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Haven James (boy or girl)

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Haven Drew (Drue) - boy or girl

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Haven Prue (Prew) - boy or girl

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***I'd advocate naming a boy Drew (Drue) or **especially Prue (Prew)--not so much the more formal Drusilla or Priscilla, Pruelle, Pruella or Prunella: yet I rather like Nell (Nells) for a boy - yet find no reason for a more formal version--yet why not, especially if it is a middle name - and a double barreled middle name to boot. Yet - if Prunella is for a girl, why not Prunell (Prunelle) for a boy?

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If Matilda is "girl" - why not Mathilde for a "boy"?

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Haven Prue Mathilde ___ for a boy

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Haven Drue Priscilla ___ for a girl

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Could or should the name "Constance" perhaps some other format be added?

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Haven Elisha (there are numerous formats or versions including but not limited to spelling variations for Elisha - from Elizabeth, to Eli, to Eliza, to Ethan, to Bethany...)

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For short names - and for combos derived from natural short names

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Ave Maria (as Abigail has Abbe - or - Abraham has Abe): you can differentiate between pronunciations at will. Though I smile as I write this - why not??

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These are just stems of ideas that you can develop or ignore to the extent of your interest.

This message was edited 12/23/2018, 10:46 AM