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So pretty and unique. Love flower names!
I adore this name! I find the 'eo' spelling in the name really cool + unique as I don't personally see it that often in names.
I usually like flower names, but I would not prefer this on a person!
It's a pretty name, I love it.
The flower is pretty, the name not so much.
So... are we not updating the tag "Pokemon Characters?" Nobody noticed my comment about adding Honey to the list. Okay sorry about that tangent, back to the point. Peony is a man in Pokemon Sword and Shield. More specifically, he will be your guide to the Crown Tundra DLCAnd yes, Peony is a he. Pokemon names are weird sometimes.
I just updated the category to Pokemon Characters, sorry for the long wait.
The look of the name is rather strange to me and I dislike the way it is pronounced. Also, it sounds more fitting on a little girl rather than a grown woman.
I love a lot of flower names; Peony really shouldn't be one of them because:
A. I don't really like peonies that much.
B. It looks like peon followed by a Y
But I... like it? Why? Maybe it's because it's so bad it's good. I don't know. All I know is that I would use it if it weren't for all the better flower names, like Daisy and Zinnia for example.
Peony is Cinder's sister in the Lunar Chronicles book series.
I know a very nice girl named Peony, and while, as a synaesthete, the colours are quite nice, I still quite dislike the sound of it. She pronounces it pee-O-nee.
A fellow synesthete! I quite enjoy the name. 'P' names are soft on the lips and usually bouncy and whimsical (one exception to the rule is 'Parker,' where the 'k' sound throws me off a bit) and they sound like smooth, connected violin strumming, and they are written in orchid calligraphy. Peony is much the same -- and so is Pansy, for that matter, despite its connotations. I enjoy flower names in general, though, so maybe that's just me.
I have never heard this pronounced "PEE-a-nee". My mom pronounces it "Penny" and I've heard someone call it "pee-O-nee".
I will not mislead and say that this is a cute, or even moderate, name. It simply will not fit into English speaking countries. Especially considering the pronunciation-- which unfortunately resembles "Pee-On-Me" a bit too closely for my taste. As a general rule: nature names have no place in the professional world. Meaning, it will not boost your career if you bear the title "Spring."
I often like flower names, and the Peony is a beautiful blossom.But as a name, this is horrible. I just can't get over the PEE sound at the start.I keep thinking the nickname for this will end up being Pee-pee.
I dislike the sound of this name. For some reason, it reminds me of a horse's whinny. Plus, I find most flower names tacky.
Sorry about the above comment. This name is actually growing on me, and I like it now! It's cute but serious at the same time. :)
Sweet, but I still hate this name, especially how it's spelled.
I read this as 'Pony' by mistake often. I like it. It's a sweet name.
Horrible name. I love peonies but not this name. No offense to the unlucky Peonies out there.
I pronounce it "PAY-oh-nee".
I like the spelling, but the pronunciation is just horrible! I reminds me of someone peeing down their knee! But, peony is a scent from BATH AND BODY WORKS, and it smells SO GOOD! I have it on right now!
I like peonies, but I don't like the sound of their name and could never name a child this.

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