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It seems I'm in the minority here, but that's okay. It takes all kinds. I think this name is extremely feminine and was surprised to find people thinking otherwise, but whatever. As far as flowery names for boys go, I really like the ancient Roman name Florian, instead. I'm sure that people would say the same to me. To each their own.
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Beautiful. I think this variant works on either sex.
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It is truly disappointing to see this name largely regarded as feminine.
The name Hyacinth comes from a tale of male lovers and untimely, accidental death. Seems in rather poor taste to consider using this name in reference to a female character, or an actual person, but I digress. Perhaps I'm simply biased since I know the history, or because I've only ever heard this name in reference to a man, whether he be fictional or real.
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The name Hyacinth comes from a tale of male lovers and untimely, accidental death. Seems in rather poor taste to consider using this name in reference to a female character, or an actual person, but I digress. Perhaps I'm simply biased since I know the history, or because I've only ever heard this name in reference to a man, whether he be fictional or real.
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One of those very rare masculine flower names.
Apparently a Spanish pet form is Jax, which sounds more masculine.
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Apparently a Spanish pet form is Jax, which sounds more masculine.
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