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It's unique, and reminds me of dandelions.

It sounds like the name of a Magic kingdom.

It sounds like a cut of meat, like venison.

One of my favs!!! I wish I knew the etymology. Love it, for me it's quite usable, which is a real rarity among "unique" names.

It’s ok. I like Endelyn as well.

This message was edited 6/15/2021, 12:17 PM

Oooooh I agree with you, weirdly intruiging. It makes me think of a Dandelion, which I don't hate. It kind of rolls of the tougue, too. I like it!!

I love it. Sounds like a fantasy goddess.

I really wamt to like it, but it sounds like a ship or fantasy land to me. I just can't imagine it on a person somehow. Maybe I need to meet one.

I think it's cool. I would never, ever really use it as the only notable bearer being the child of David Cameron...while keeping politics out of this as much as possible...is a far from ideal association to it for me.

I like it too. I was really into it for a hot minute. It's so elegantly mechanical, and makes me think of delicately intricate clockwork. This is like the perfect example of a "steampunk" name for me. I agree that it works for both genders.

This one always reminds me of an anime or manga for some reason there must have been one with a similar name I saw or read at one point as a teenager that is lost from my memory now but regardless that is always what comes to mind. .... it may have been End of Evangelion I believe? Which is kind of a smoosh of Evangeline and Endellion in a way. It's cool and definitely intriguing. I read someone say once that the End- portion was off-putting because it implies death, Gothic or Calaveras art in Mexican culture. I think that may be a little bit of a stretch for me but I'm all for darker names myself. I have met one before, a younger child, whose family picked the nickname "Dandelion" as her nickname due to some of the similarities in the suffix and I thought that was very clever even if it isn't pronounced super similarly. But if I ever decided to have an Endellion of my own I'd probably use their nickname on her lol.

This message was edited 6/15/2021, 10:07 AM

Oh, I really like it. That “end” beginning is pretty enchanting. I think I prefer the fussier Endelienta, though.

It is definitely intriguing and I would love to see Endellion used more as a first name. I have once seen it used as a middle name for the daughter of a former prime minister Florence Rose Endellion but I don’t think it gets enough love as a first name.

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Endellion Josephine
Endellion Hannah
Endellion Tansy
Endellion Sorrel
Endellion Jamesina
Endellion Alberta
Endellion Bridget
Endellion Sorcha
Endellion Saoirse
Endellion Diane
Endellion Sida

This message was edited 6/15/2021, 10:03 AM