If I like Robyn what else would I like?

[Frankiefarr]

I like Robyn and Robbie for a girl but with other similar names are there that say feisty, adventurous etc (for a girl)

Robin

Stevie is great, and no absolutely does not have to be Stephanie

Eden /Edie
Quinn
Fearne
Willow
Are great too

Wilder

I really liked Robin/ Robyn but as she was due Christmas Eve it felt a bit too 'themed'. We went with Roberta nn Bobby.
I also liked Rowan and Aubrey (For me Aubrey is a family name for a boy but now is much more common for girls apparently)

Rae
Tamar
Tegan

Toni

Pippa
Charlie
Erin
Ella
Georgia
Violet

Robyn is top of our girls name list. I know myself and know I'll end up calling her Bob Also on it is:

Sylvie
Flora
Cleo
Maya
Billie
Cassie
Lyra
Jessie

@PossiblyDreaming

Robyn is a perfectly normal spelling for the female name.

I like Robyn and also like
Louise
Megan
Jessica
Katie
Eliza

Ah interesting I didn’t realise that

Christie

@PossiblyDreaming

Is there a particular reason you like Robyn spelt that way? Are you after other non-traditionally spelt names?

That's the correct spelling for a female Robyn. The male equivalent is Robin.

I really like the Y spelling that’s all

I love Robin for a girl, unfortunately my DP has vetoed it :(

Some of my other faves were Rowan, Billie, Bobbie, Frankie and Summer. No to all of them from DP!

I have two daughters: Robyn and Zerren.

I’ve never heard Zerren before. Where is that from? Really interesting name

Rowan, Autumn, Kendal, Alexia, Hannah.

@WhatATimeToBeAlive it’s not the “correct” spelling. It’s not incorrect but there are plenty of female Robin’s, the only female Robyn’s I can think of are American. There’s nothing wrong with it either way, I was just trying to gauge if OP was after a more American sounding girls name or if the spelling was neither here nor there.

Cora
Rosemary
Sage

Ffion
Arran
Lois
Linos
Stella
Jocelyn
Annis
Anouk
Ramona
Luella
Astra
Roslyn
Cleo
Juno

I like Stevie but I don’t think it could be a full name - just about a nn for Eve?

I like Robyn.

I also like Stevie (just on its own).

What about
Tamsin
Joely
Nancy
Morag
Matilda
Alexis

Stella Evie
Estelle Evelyn
Cele[ste Evie]
Esther Vita

Christine / Christa / Crystal Verity
etc.

Going international:
Sveta
Steveline (Norwegian apparently)

Makes me wonder about St Evelyn (the way you get St John = Sinjun) although that's a different pronunciation.

Or apparently Steven means crown / wreath / garland / honour, so you could go with Honor or Flora (floral garland / wreath?) or Holly but call her Stevie. A bit like Marguerite / Daisy.

Stella Verity works really well IMO. Both nice names individually.

Imogen
Wren
Laurel
Aubrey or Audrey
Lucy
Roxanna
Erica

Oh can I throw Vivienne in as a useful V name? Thinking about this one too much!