What names go with DS called Iden? - What do you think of these names?

[OnARole]

DS is called Iden.

It is hard following Iden as it is quite an unusual name but suits our DS brilliantly. Iden is a very old fashioned name which we found in C16 records. We are expecting DC2 and as I am bored at work thought I would see what others thought on the following? this is my enitre list!! Can anyone add to it??

Girl - Elodie (nn. Ellie)

Boy - Quinlan (nn. Quinn)

I actively dislike Elodie, sorry, and don't think it goes with Iden. Quinlan is quite interesting, though.
As you like old names, how about:

Girls
Hester
Janet
Margaret
Alison
Agnes
Marjorie
Heloise
Nancy
Annette
Blanche
Eleanor (you could still have Ellie!)

Boys
Bruno
Cosmo
Alastair
Arthur
Bartholomew

thanks, the names i like in both list unfortunately are also the names of close family members! You obviously have similar tastes to my and DH's family. we take up 7 of those names!

I haven't come across Iden before. Is it pronounced like eye-den or Eden?

As it's so unusual, it's quite difficult to think of names to use with it but here are my suggestions:
Amias
Blaise
Caspar
Conrad
Digby
Fergus
Fielding
Griffith
Hart
Humphrey
Iago
Jolyon
Justus
Leland
Linus
Orion
Orson
Phineas
Quinn
Tristan
Torquil
Rufus
Sol

Amity
Avis
Celia
Clio
Charis
Ione
Hebe
Hester
Honora
Isaura
Lucia
Selah
Serena
Sybil

I think Elodie is gorgeous and goes really well with Iden. Perfect choice!

Thanks Iden is pronounced eye - den.
Gwennan I love your suggestions - thanks!!
I like Elodie alot as Iden means from the marsh pastures and elodie means marsh flowers. And we have strong connections to farming around a marsh area. :-)

Favourite ones from Gwennan:
Fergus
Hart
Jolyon
Quinn
Tristan
Rufus
Sol

Amity
Avis
Celia
Clio
Charis
Ione
Hester
Honora
Serena
Sybil

Aelfwin (aelf for short, pronounced Elf) -old English girl's name
Teilo - old Welsh name for a boy

Ohhh hatsy I love Aelfwin!!
also like the sound of Teilo - how is that pronounced??

Boy: Alaric
Girl: Marigold

I do like Alaric! Thank you

Boy - Ivo?

girl - Eithne?

Keeping with the mediaeval theme:

Girls: Avis, Clemency, Damaris, Meriel

Boys: Oswyn, Reynold, Ambrose, Amyras

teilo is pronounced tie-lo

romaric
emeric (both boys)

hth

Alban is a lovely scots name

top names from 16th century list

In Wales the name Teilo would not be pronounced "Tie-lo" but "Tey-lo" x

Tycho

I love the look of Iago. How would you pronounce that?

What about Iona for a girl?

Elodie is lovely (although Ellie is quite popular).

Quinlann is a great name as is nickname Quinn. We have a Quentin which you may also like?

I also like the suggestions of Orson, Linus and Alaric to go with Iden.

Sorry Quinlan (don't know where the other n came from)

I like Elodie and Quinlan - both are great underused classics that go well with Iden imo.

(agree that Ellie is quite popular as a nickname).

No its not pronounced Tie-lo, unless you are English. It is a hard sound for non Welsh speakers as its between an Eye sound and an ay sound. You sound the E as in egg and then the I as in in, but close together.

I think Elodie is beautiful.

Quinlan - not heard this before but just looked up the meaning and it seems to mean 'fit' and 'strong', being an Irish/Gaelic originally. Lovely meaning!!