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Would you use Finlay nn Finn (but sometimes called by his full name too) or just Finn?
I love them both but sometimes I wonder if Finlay isn't more substantial (even though I know Finn is a full name).
The meaning is also more interesting. Finn just means "fair, white" and Finlay means "white, fair warrior" so I feel it is stronger (I think of a warrior more as someone fighting to achieve his dreams, not so much as someone on the battlefield). Which one do you think is better?
Finley is not an option (doesn't look authentic to me) and I don't like any other forms enough to use (Finnegan, Finbar).
Sometimes I think about Fionn but overall I like Finn and Finlay more.
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I love them both but sometimes I wonder if Finlay isn't more substantial (even though I know Finn is a full name).
The meaning is also more interesting. Finn just means "fair, white" and Finlay means "white, fair warrior" so I feel it is stronger (I think of a warrior more as someone fighting to achieve his dreams, not so much as someone on the battlefield). Which one do you think is better?
Finley is not an option (doesn't look authentic to me) and I don't like any other forms enough to use (Finnegan, Finbar).
Sometimes I think about Fionn but overall I like Finn and Finlay more.
Please rate my list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/6232
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