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Brynn - I only like Brynn on a boy (I love it in fac), I can't see any femininity in it at all and I've only ever known men with the name and they were Welsh/had Welsh in them. I believe it's mainly used as a male name in Wales.
Kinser - Male or female?
Tayanna - Trendy jumble of sounds thought to pretty, will probably have sisters called Shayelle, Kayette and Baylyn
Chayse - Again, male or female?
Eti - ?
Ecrin - ?
Emmalynn - Attack of the random '-lyn' again
Sylarah - See Tayanna
Hamad and Hamed - too close
Brighten Lori Marie - trendy, probably can't even place BrightOn on a map
Cyle - Kyle I'm guessing, and again, male or female, could easily be an attempt to 'feminise' Kyle
Guinevere - nice, pleasant to see
Kahlor - trendy
Dertagnan - parents can't spell
Imani - interesting
Na'Kai - Is this supposed to be Nicky? Trendy
Rihanna - Meh
Roemello - sounds like an ice cream
Jaymee Alexandra - attempt to feminise a name again
Mar'quez - Yeesh
Destiney - Yuck, I hate Destiny, and all the attempts to make it 'unique'
Selah - intersting
Dalani Louise - Is that supposed to be Delaney I wonder
Maki - meh
Aramenta - AramInta is growing on me
Iyana - trendy
Zaveyon - trendy
Mattisyn Rayne - yuck
Noamel - what?
Alajah - Elijah?
Shakevia - shake'n'vac
Essence - meh
Auttumn Nicole - get a dictionary
Izayah - misspelt
Ashia - trendy
Mykenna Jo - nasty
Srinivasan - ?
Aries - meh, could be worse
Jayonia - pah
O'Shaun - suppose this is understandable, with all the 'Mac-' names around but it's not good

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