Bellamy
Thoughts on Bellamy for a person? Is it more feminine or masculine to you?
I’ve probably posted about Bellamy before, it’s my boy dog’s name, but I was just thinking how it’s not on my top 10 for a person, even though I love it. However Cecilia, my snake’s name, is on my top 10. I’d probably consider it as a middle name for a daughter.
I guess I just feel like Bellamy wouldn’t work as well for a person? Idk. Thoughts?
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I’ve probably posted about Bellamy before, it’s my boy dog’s name, but I was just thinking how it’s not on my top 10 for a person, even though I love it. However Cecilia, my snake’s name, is on my top 10. I’d probably consider it as a middle name for a daughter.
I guess I just feel like Bellamy wouldn’t work as well for a person? Idk. Thoughts?
Rate my 2023 list: https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/165283/154074
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I like it. I didn't used to, but I warmed up to it when I heard it in real life, which was also around when a poster here (Cherish?) used it for a kid.
It just sounds really nice or personable to me? Like pleasant names from the 90s, except now. It sounds unisex to me, but I guess I slightly prefer it for guys. The cadence is similar to Bethany or Jeremy.
It just sounds really nice or personable to me? Like pleasant names from the 90s, except now. It sounds unisex to me, but I guess I slightly prefer it for guys. The cadence is similar to Bethany or Jeremy.
This message was edited 3/3/2023, 7:15 PM
Hate this, find it whiney and annoying. Would picture it as a snooty butler's (sur)name before a given name for any kid let alone a girl. Do not understand how it has any appeal at all as a given name.
Unisexual, but I would use it on a girl most likely. I love the meaning and I find it sweet. Pleasant and likable name.
This name is really growing on me for a girl. I’m surprised it’s catching on with the boys. It sounds way too feminine.
To me Bellamy is masculine because of the character from the 100.
It’s a last name to me
I think it's ok, more feminine