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Re: Cyan...
by Stephanie (guest)
7/26/2001, 8:53 AM
in reply to a message by Norah
Norah, thanks for your help. Where did you see these variations listed?
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- Nanaea   +1
7/26/2001, 9:09 PM
Here, Stephanie...Go to this page of Norah's website, which she shares with Katie D.:http://haggisbutt.tripod.com/top99xx.htmlScroll down the "Rank" column until you hit the #803s, or simply do a Control +F search on the name "Cyan".-- Nanaea
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- Stephanie (guest)
7/28/2001, 6:30 AM
Thanks everybody. We have now decided to admit defeat and to name our daughter Cyan to avoid confusion and arguments (I actually prefer it). I probably got confused and can see that everybody is certain that Sian is pronounced Shan... (I'm French living in Britain and didn't know this name before coming to Britain 7 years ago and probably got the wrong impression.)
Thanks again for all your help.
Steph
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- Stephanie (guest)   +2
7/26/2001, 9:05 AM
Norah, I can see Cian on the list but that's a masculine name. Does Cyan actually exist as a female name?
Thanks for your help anyway, I will definitely consider one of these different spellings!
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- Cyan Barniche (guest)
4/4/2004, 6:53 AM
I am 10 years old,I live in Belgium and my name is Cyan.
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- Gia Nadine (guest)
7/26/2001, 3:46 PM
Yes you can use Cyan as a female version. You can also change it a little:
Cyanne
CyannJust a couple others ways!
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