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I feel like it's similar to Ruby or Olive but browner and flat, and the sound brings to mind names like Dawn, Tammy, or Tonya.

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6/10 because it's namey and not boring.

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Tawny Jocasta
Tawny Melina
Tawny Mildred
Tawny Almira
Tawny Iris
Tawny Harmony
Tawny Laetitia
Tawny Isabel
Tawny Julissa
Tawny Hepzibah
Tawny Jocelyn
Tawny Tabitha
idk

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I would probably name a sister something like Twyla, Kelda, Tess, or Merle. A brother is harder. Something like Teddy, Wade, Joel, Rufus seems passable, but I don't quite like those enough right now to even pretend I'd use them. Maybe Ike, Sterling, Ferris, or Asher.

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Tawny Melina and Sterling Jason
Tawny Laetitia and Tess Almira
Tawny Isabel and Kelda Harmony

This message was edited 9/21/2021, 7:14 AM

7/10 - Tawny is cute. It is very informal sounding and might work best on a pet or a spritely character in a story. If Tinkerbell didn't have a fairy friend named Tawny, then she should have. While Tawny is technical a color name, it feels more nature themed and organic.

I give it a 5. I like it in theory but I think it’s kind of “trashy” for the lack of a better word.

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Sisters: Star, Bambi, Brandy, Holly, Fawn
Brothers: Ryan, Scott, Toby, Justin

9/10

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I first discovered this name watching “Even Stevens”. I’ve loved it ever since.

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Middle Names:

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Tawny Rose
Tawny Marie
Tawny Luella
Tawny Paige
Tawny Esme
Tawny Piper
Tawny Katarina
Tawny Delilah
Tawny Cordelia

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Sister for Tawny: Twyla or Haven

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Brother for Tawny: Aldous, Darian, Rudy, Cassiel or Florian

This message was edited 9/20/2021, 2:33 PM

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The sound of it is nice - I rhyme it with Bonnie, I don't say the first syllable like tawdry ... I don't like the look of the letters AW, though.
I like the idea of the color as a name, I guess, but it seems more rustic rather than romantic, compared to Sienna. More of a hair-color name than a landscape-color name.

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5/10

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Tawny Mariah & Tarn Virgil

It's a zero. Look up "stripper name" and that'll be the first example shown. It's like Bubbles or Blondie, very low-rent and dated; you'd expect a stripper from around 1970 to use it.

Ooh - sorry, Starfish, I should have included that in your Dog Names list in the Lounge. Honest - I spent the night once, as a student, with an acquaintance whose family owned a large, fluffy dog named Tawny. It gets better. Tawny and the girl next door prodced a litter of puppies, one of which was kept and named, brace yourself, Fawny.

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Assuming that the Tawny I knew was in fact human, then its, OK his, sibs would have been Bruce and Jill.