Names ending '-in'

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DP has decided he likes Robyn/Robin for upcoming DC...I'm not too sure.
I suggested Erin and he claimed 'it wasnt bad' (high praise from my DP!)
So it seems the names we're going towards end in '-in'
Anyone got any others they can think of?

I do like Merryn, will add that to the list, thanks

What do people think o Robyn/Robin? I'm still unconvinced but DP loves it!

Kevin

AThing - as I understand it, that is the Irish pronounciation? Kate-Lyn is not wrong, the two pronounciations are just different.

Corin (boy, obvs)
Corinne

Oren (pronounced Orin)

Fwiw I love Robyn/Robin. That'd be my name of choice for DC3.

I love Robyn for a girl but dislike Robin for a boy.

I know someone who has a Robyn and a Robert brother and sister!

I like Robin for either sex.

Kevin/Kelvin/Calvin if you want to go retro.

Well it's wrong in that it's an (ugly) English phonetic pronunciation of an Irish name.

It's like calling your child Niamh and pronouncing it Nyam.

It's not an ugly pronounciation either! How rude.

It's prettier IMO.

Quinn maybe OP?

I don't like Caitlin pronounced either way. Is the Irish pronounciation of the name where Kathleen originated from,while we're talking about Anglicised pronounciations athing?

How does Caitlin Moran say her name?

Robyn was on our list for dd, she us a Merryn :) which is obviously a fabulous name!

Crispin? (my DSis has an incredibly good looking friend called this )

I like Robin for a boy, but not a huge fan of it as a girls' name.

Yes, Alis, I think so.

Caitlín is a very pretty name when pronounced properly in Irish, but in reality it turns to Cotchleen,which is about as ugly a name as it is possible to imagine.

Lol! I know what you mean about names sounding infinitely more lovely when in their original/correct forms.

I feel the same about a lot of Welsh names. Dylan being said as Dill-un makes me sigh. A lot.

Jasmine
Carolyn
Tobin
Imogen
Hollin

Tamsin
Cathryn (choose your favourite spelling)

ummmm...

Hell-in, off the Archers?

mirrin

Caelin

Corin . Rubin, Corbin,

Love Robin.

Kevin
Kaelin
Elin

I know a Mostyn (it's Welsh & male). Could easily become Mostin, but I think it loses a bit of it's charm.

I have a Robin (Boy)

Best name ever for the best boy ever

Aneirin - but of course make sure you pronounce it the correct way
A-NEIGH-rin

Josephine? Celine, and loads of ine French based names Albertine, Victorine, Leontine, Alexine, Alfonsine, Marine Ottoline, Jessamine, Augustine, Amandine, Celestine, Capucine...

Cymbeline, Marvin?

If we are heading into 'ine' territory rather than 'in', you could also have Seraphine, Evangeline, Emmeline, Jacqueline and Delphine and then all the less pretty 'eens' such as Doreen, Maureen, Noreen, Eileen, Jean etc.

And Tarquin or Quinn or Finn for boys. And Dean.

Alvin, Elvin, Melvin and Calvin also spring to mind for boys.

Gretchen?