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I really like Meredith for a girl. It is a vintage name that I expect to make a comeback. It has a fun steampunk (Victorian era reimagined) glamor like Seraphina or Phineas.

I knew a Meredith with a sister Bronwen. She was sometimes called Merry, but it never really caught on. MERedith is female to me, and meRIDeth is very male: a Welsh rugby player name. I don't think it would work too well outside Wales, unfortunately.

I love it. It’s unique, beautiful and strong. Merryn is also a favourite of mine.

I would use it as a middle name, its ok.

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Something like Violetta Meredith or Jane Meredith

Meredith is an underused, cosmopolitan name. Admittedly, it's way easier imagining Meredith on an adult than a child. Also, while I know this name was historically masculine, I can't imagine it on a man born after the end of WWII.

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When I made my "Power-suit" name poll for feminine names, I somehow forgot Meredith; but I place her in the same category as Gretchen, Rachel, Veronica, Sloane, Maude, Brooke, etc. as strong feminine names that seem to belong on letterhead.

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Meredith Ivy
Meredith Eloise
Meredith Amanda
Meredith Amelia
Meredith Emilia
Meredith Olive
Meredith Eva
Meredith Ursa

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Those are just some combos off the top of my head (I think it sounds best when the middle begins with a vowel).

I want to love it but I can’t. It’s okay.

I would use for a daughter.
It's ok but not great

Nice