What masculine names have no feminine forms?
I want to put together a complete list of all Western masculine names with no feminine forms.
I'll start and if you could just keep copying & pasting the link and adding to it in alphabetical order, thanks
-Ethan
-Harry
-Henry
-Jack
-Liam
-Logan
-Lucas
-Luke
-Mark
-Marcus
-Noah
-Sebastian
-Troy
-William
I'll start and if you could just keep copying & pasting the link and adding to it in alphabetical order, thanks
-Ethan
-Harry
-Henry
-Jack
-Liam
-Logan
-Lucas
-Luke
-Mark
-Marcus
-Noah
-Sebastian
-Troy
-William
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Harry will be Harriet or Hariette
Jack will be Jackline or Jackie
Jack will be Jackline or Jackie
There are masculine names with no COMMON feminine forms, but there is no such thing as a masculine name which could NOT have a feminine form. They can always be created by adding a femininzing suffix.
Many of the names on your list have well-known feminine forms. Harriet and Henrietta have been feminine forms of Harry and Henry used commonly in English speaking countries ever since King Charles I of England was married to Queen Henrietta Maria. Marcia is a feminine of Marcus and can also be used as a feminine of Mark, and it's not hard to find examples of women named Markelle or Markette.
https://www.facebook.com/markettesheppard
Willa and Wilhelmina are feminines of William. Sebastienne is a feminine form of Sebastien used in France.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A9bastienne_Guyot
Noah and Logan are often used for girls themselves, and Logan has been feminized as Loganne:
https://cyclones.com/sports/womens-gymnastics/roster/loganne-basuel/10970
Lucy technically has a different origin from Luke and Lucas, but parents have used it as a feminine for them. And there are rare examples of other feminines like Lukette:
Many of the names on your list have well-known feminine forms. Harriet and Henrietta have been feminine forms of Harry and Henry used commonly in English speaking countries ever since King Charles I of England was married to Queen Henrietta Maria. Marcia is a feminine of Marcus and can also be used as a feminine of Mark, and it's not hard to find examples of women named Markelle or Markette.
https://www.facebook.com/markettesheppard
Willa and Wilhelmina are feminines of William. Sebastienne is a feminine form of Sebastien used in France.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A9bastienne_Guyot
Noah and Logan are often used for girls themselves, and Logan has been feminized as Loganne:
https://cyclones.com/sports/womens-gymnastics/roster/loganne-basuel/10970
Lucy technically has a different origin from Luke and Lucas, but parents have used it as a feminine for them. And there are rare examples of other feminines like Lukette:
This message was edited 3/25/2021, 8:41 AM
Thanks for that
Do you know of some names that do not have any feminine form in existence?
Do you know of some names that do not have any feminine form in existence?