What are all the long name possibilities for a Finn?

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I think I like Finn but worried about its popularity? Is it v popular? I don't know any.... It clearly needs a long name but not sold on Finley - inspire me please....

Fintan?

Finbar
Finnian

I think Finlay is lovely!

I only know of one who is about 3 months old.

I have a Griffin, I thought he'd be Fin for short (but he never was because I love his name so much I never really felt the need to shorten it.) I love his name because it's unusual but not "out there", easy to spell and alliterates with our surname which works well.

Finian ( 1 n)

Phineas
Theophilus (at a stretch..)
Felix (ditto)

Not exactly the lines you were thinking but my first thought was huckleberry

Finnamon

Finnking

Finnalot

(I can go on if you want...)

I think Finn on its own is OK.

Lots of Finlays and Finleys but very few Finns!
My dgs is Finn and if you are looking for 'personalised' stuff there is always a Finlay and never a Finn.If you look it up it is a name in its own right.dd and dsil chose it because they loved the Irish stories about Finn McCool[sp?] and because it can't be shortened.They considered Finbar but settled on Finn as that is the name they love.In his class there are two Finlays but there isn't another Finn in the whole school!
can you guess-I love the name :)

Finbar .....but that makes me think of Finbar Saunders and his Double Entendres (Viz character IIRC)

Finn on its own is a well accepted name in Ireland (sometimes with the spelling Fionn) and also in Scandinavia . If you want a long version, I like Thorfinn.

I have a Franklin, and one of the baby naming sites suggested Finn and Flynn among the shortenings for it.

Finn is great as it is but I much prefer Finbar to all the alternatives. Crikey, Norbert, you must be getting on...still harking on about Finbar Saunders!!

Finnegan
Griffin?

allbie - yep, i sure am old .

I just remember it from my student days. It stuck in my mind as, at the time, I was doing a teaching practice and there was a Finn in my class. It took all my concentration to avoid calling him Finbar.

I love the name Finn just on its own.

I think Finton is good. My great great uncle was Finton, so it has a reasonably long history too (not a made up name, IYSWIM!)

Finn
Finbar
Fintan
Finnan
Finian
Finnegan
Finley
Finlay
Griffin
Phineas

Fionn is a seperate name again..pronounce fee-un over here in Ireland anyway

Glad you weren't offended Norbert! I thought about my comment afterwards and hoped it wasn't taken as an ageist taunt! No offence meant!!

I know a little Finnan.

allbie -none taken, don't worry.

I know what you mean about thinking about something after you post and hoping its taken the right way, especially when you see so many things kick off needlessly on here.

I knew a boy called Finton who was lovely

My little boy is Finnegan