Torrin

[TeddyTonksGirlfriend]

For a boy or a girl?

What do you think?

Boy

@TeddyTonksGirlfriend

For a boy or a girl?

What do you think?

Boy would you pronounce it Tour-in or tour-ean

I know a boy called Torrin. His nickname is Tornado.

It's a boy's name. Usually spelled "Torin" in Ireland or "Torran" in Scotland.

Boy. It's not at all feminine

Have you just been watching The Voice Kids?

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Boy. It's not at all feminine

The girl who just won The Voice is called Torrin. I quite like it for a girl.

Yes, been watching the voice. She seemed a lovely kid

I know a boy called Torran. He's lovely.

I know a female Torin, she is 30. I think it's a very pretty name

I know a teenage girl called Torrin (not the Voice winner!).

I only know a bit called Torrin no girls.

Boy not bit.

I know a boy Torin.

Lovely name for either sex IMO

I quite like Torin for a boy, but the Torrin spelling is too similar to torrid.

It does make me think torrid

I’d use the proper Scottish spelling and use it only for a boy..

It's a boy name. There is also Orrin. or alternatively spelt Orrein.

I think of it as a female name because of Torin Kerr, the heroine in Tanya Huff's Valor Confederation books. I like the sound of it.

I have only known a boy called Torin.

I knew a boy Toren in the 80s. Not heard of anyone else with that name.

I know a boy Torran (well man really as he's in his 20s now). Loves in Argyll, i think of it as a Highland /Gaelic name. I actually think it's a bit off to use names with a particular cultural connection of you just like the sound, especially for the wrong sex. Obviously people are free to call their children what they want but I would only call a boy Torrin /Torran and preferably if I had some cultural connection.

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