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For the Dutch pronunciation of Puck (also spelled as Puk), you can listen to the audio clips featured on the websites below:https://nl.wiktionary.org/wiki/Puck (in Dutch)
https://nl.forvo.com/search/Puck/nl/ (in Dutch)
https://youtu.be/xUhcJzTRMak (in Dutch; the name is said at 0:03 and 1:58)
https://youtu.be/tVu4kjTZF1k (in Dutch; the name is said at 0:29 and 0:35 and 1:05)Converted to IPA, it should be: /'pʏk/ [noted -ed]
I like the fantasy feel to this name, so much that I now use it for a character of mine.
It's okay for a fantasy character or a pet but I wouldn't use it on a child.It sort of sounds like you are trying to say "f#ck" with a mouth full of popcorn or something :(
Ew! Sounds like "puke".
Remove the "P" and replace it with a "F", see what you get.
It sounds like punk.
Doesn’t remind me of a swear word. Only ice hockey. But this is a common name in some countries.
What? How could it possibly be used for a girl?
Bizarre name for a person, but I think it would sound good on a male dog.
This would make a better nickname than an actual name.
I think of the goofy flying elf from Berserk, particularly in his chibi chestnut form.
Puck a.k.a Robin Goodfellow is a character in The Iron Fey series written by Julie Kagawa.
Dutch soccer player Klaas-Jan Huntelaar (b. 1983) and his girlfriend Maddy Schoolderman named their newborn daughter Puck (born on 6 August 2013). She joins older brothers Seb (b. 2009) and Axel (b. 2011).
Uh... honestly, I hope no native English speaker is named this. Because if you change the 'p' to an 'f', you get one of the most vulgar words in the English language, which is so notorious in global pop culture (given the English language's pervasiveness) that I'm sure non-Anglophones are aware of it as well. I'm honestly surprised at the name's apparent popularity in the Netherlands. I hope the bearers don't run into any problems because of their name.
This name is kinda cool and all, but in America I think the kid would be teased about the whole "hockey puck" thing. I can also think of a rhyme someone might use. But I will say that this name is cool!
This name is also used in The Netherlands, and would certainly be found in the top 1000 of names of all ages. The name is unisex in the country, but is most often found on females. [noted -ed]
Puck is the name of one of the moons of Uranus.
Puca is not in fact Old English. It comes from an Irish word, meaning a type of faery- a generally malevolent, sometimes harmless faery that often took the form of a spectral horse.
The only reason I like this name is because I love hockey.
This name just sounds stupid.
One of the first characters in Final Fantasy IX has the name Puck.
Puck was the mischivious fairy who caused all the trouble in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream".
This name is mostly used as a feminine name in the Netherlands.
My mother sometimes calls me this as a nickname. I had no idea it was actually a name. I would never give this as a name to a child because I think it sounds a bit childish but I like the meaning of devil. :P

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