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I don't think it is really usable. I've wanted to use it on a pet, but never on a person. Definitely only a female name.

I rather like it, because it's a great concept, a fun sound, and one of my very favorite Christian holidays. And I like Tiffany, Theophania, and Theophanes as well.

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It's not a totally off the wall concept in my culture. Sort of an eccentric African-American name. I know my mother has taught or worked with an Epiffany nicknamed Piff. A friend of mine bought a house from an older black woman named Ethereal. It's in that vein of names to me. I like the idea of it used as a religious term, but I think when it's used it's more just because the concept and sound are cool.

This message was edited 2/3/2021, 1:33 PM

Female, it's okay. I like that it has history but I dislike the way it sounds. Tiffany is actually better sounding but so dated. Eppie is also not the best nickname.

There's something about this name that makes me want to look at it. I like it. Definitely f.

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Honestly, if I had a daughter arrive on Epiphany day, I don't think I'd be able to stop myself from using this name.

Sounds like someone choking and spluttering. I'd avoid it at all costs.

Don't like it at all

This message was edited 2/2/2021, 10:47 PM

Definitely feminine, the way Trinity and Tiffany are.

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I've always liked it. I'd be willing to consider using it as a MN.

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Hope Epiphany
Hippolyta Epiphany
Jane Epiphany
Willow Epiphany
Eowyn Epiphany
Miriam Epiphany
Iris Epiphany
Irene Epiphany
Amaryllis Epiphany
Roxanne Epiphany
Astrid Epiphany
Sigrid Epiphany
Yonit Epiphany
Ulalume Epiphany
Zephyrine Epiphany
Christobel Epiphany
Consuelo Epiphany
Clio Epiphany
Demeter Epiphany
Ninlil Epiphany
Isobel Epiphany
Maud Epiphany
Tess Epiphany
Tegwen Epiphany

This message was edited 2/2/2021, 11:12 PM

No.

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Just... no.

I like it, but I think a bearer of this name would be subjected to the typical lame dad-joke treatment that most word based names are (coming from someone with first-hand experience).

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I’d definitely say F.

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I always wonder if people who like the name Epiphany like Tiffany to an extent as well.

prefer Epifania

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The sounds are lovely, but it comes off as evangelical to me.

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I love Epifania and Epifanio.

This message was edited 2/2/2021, 6:47 PM

It's lovely on the right person.

I would say F. I think I would prefer Ephiny