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Names ending '-in'

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EddieIzzardIsOrange · 18/11/2012 16:07

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?

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PandaNot · 19/11/2012 20:07

Arwen? Sort of similar.

Yika · 19/11/2012 23:20

Oswin (heard it on a thread here somewhere) for a boy.

Love Robin/yn.

lifeintheolddogyet · 20/11/2012 07:56

Oh, I love Aneirin. Can be Nye too shortened. Super.

Lebkuchenlover · 20/11/2012 10:02

I know an Aneurin, lovely name. I also love Quentin for a boy and Tamsin for a girl.

crocodilesmiles · 20/11/2012 11:06

I went to school with a Merlin! Smile

BikeRunSki · 20/11/2012 20:54

So did I crocodile . Wonder if it was the same one?

devonsmummy · 20/11/2012 21:10

Corbin
Dustin
Darwin
Franklin
Finn
Flynn
Gethin
Martin
Mervin
Quentin
Quinn

Gwendolynn
Lynn
Selwyn
tulin
Win(ifred)
Yasmin
Tamsin
Jasmine

gobbin · 21/11/2012 22:32

Or Aneurin and pronounce it a-NYE-rin

LiviaAugusta · 21/11/2012 23:35

Corin - my favourite name for a boy, sadly never to be used.
Like Erin, also Catrin and Merryn's lovely. Owen (stretching it a bit!)?

Melvin? Mostyn? Quentin?

sausagesandwich34 · 21/11/2012 23:40

I know 2 men called Robin, who both shorten it to Rob and then have people assuming they are called Robert

I think Robyn is a lovely name for a girl, I went to school with one many moons ago Grin and her name was never shortened

Lancelottie · 22/11/2012 08:42

I misread Devon's post and though she was suggesting Dustbin as a good name.

LoopsInHoops · 22/11/2012 08:48

Jocelyn

JellyMould · 22/11/2012 08:52

Torin

BikeRunSki · 22/11/2012 13:19

Tobin

Yika · 22/11/2012 20:50

lancelottie Grin

hjtunny · 23/11/2012 15:09

Austin

StellaNova · 23/11/2012 15:16

Merlyn was a female character in American Gothic if anyone remembers that. I liked the name at the time but didn't really know what it was as it seemed to be pronouced differently every time anyone said it - a bit like a slurred Marilyn.

Morten?

NymphadoraTonks · 23/11/2012 15:21

Aladdin?

BikeRunSki · 23/11/2012 18:46

Finn

sonniebonnie · 24/11/2012 21:51

Calvin

MyNameIsSuz · 25/11/2012 13:30

Franklin! We have a wee Franklin, shortens nicely to both Frank/Frankie and Fin/Flynn Grin

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