Re: Why is Tierney not listed as unisex anymore?
in reply to a message by LeoBeyene
Sometimes the edits aren't always accurate. For example, a lot of Brazilian names of indigenous origin, like Yara and Moacir, are still listed as indigenous only enough though they're common on non-indigenous Brazilians. Yara has also recently crossed over to Portugal. For example that's closer to the US, Flannery was once listed as masculine on here and then unisex.
The name Tierney does have a masculine meaning, but some female names that were originally male have masculine meanings. Look at Madison and Mackenzie for just two examples.
The name Tierney does have a masculine meaning, but some female names that were originally male have masculine meanings. Look at Madison and Mackenzie for just two examples.
This message was edited 4/3/2023, 11:29 AM