Opinions of Finn?

[Mamadooley]

I’m unsure of the sex of my baby yet we find out in 2 weeks time. We have a girl name pretty much set. We’re thinking of

Finn Ronnie (last name)

Thoughts?

Ronnie is my grandads name (amazing human)

This is our boy choice I might have mentioned 😄

I like it.

Finn Ronnie sounds odd

I have a Finn. Not sure about Finn Ronnie but then how often do you really say both?

I love Finn. Such a lovely name. I’ve met a couple of boys called Finn and they have been friendly and kind.

I prefer Finlay and could use Finn for short.

Prefer Finlay Ronald, Finn for short

Finn is a nice name but Finn Ronnie does sound odd

I knew lots of Finns born about 5 years ago.

I also think Finlay Ronald sounds better than Finn Ronnie

It's wall to wall Finns where i live (Ireland), i even know a little girl called Finn. Perfectly lovely name. We also have lots of boys called Fionn here which is pronounced fyun

I like the name Finn and prefer it to Finley. Some people think Finn is a shortening of Finlay but that is incorrect. Finn (or Fionn originally) came first and Finlay was derived from it.

I would smile at hearing Ronnie as I'd assume it was the name of a much loved relative.

I have a Finn, he's 18 and wonderful. I know I'm biased but he's just the nicest most laid back chap ever.

I don't like Finn. Just makes me think of a shark's fin

I love it! Go for it OP.

Epic name. Very popular in Ireland at the moment.

I’m not sure about the two names together but that’s not really important as people rarely use middle names. Finley Ronnie sounds better. Was your grandad’s name actually Ronald better Finn Ronald sounds better.

Love Finn but not with Ronnie.

Finn is a lovely name. I'm not sure the two names go together though. How about Flynn Ronnie or Finn Ronald? Or just forget it as people don't really say the two names together much anyway 😂

Not for me it's so popular now and I really don't like the sound of it

I know a Finn and he is a lovely in lad.

I agree Finn Ronald or even Finley Ronald sounds better. Finn Ronnie is missing something.

@MurderAtTheBeautyPageant

I like the name Finn and prefer it to Finley. Some people think Finn is a shortening of Finlay but that is incorrect. Finn (or Fionn originally) came first and Finlay was derived from it.

I would smile at hearing Ronnie as I'd assume it was the name of a much loved relative.

On a point of pedantry, the Old Irish spelling was Finn/ Find, meaning blonde, golden, fair etc. Same as Vin, Vind, Gwynn across Indo European languages. Finlay/ Finley might be various names but Findlaech seems likely meaning "fair hero". Finn Mac Cool's real name was Deimne. Finn was a nickname.

Finn? As in a person from Finland 🇫🇮??

I much prefer Flynn or Quinn.

I love Ronnie.

I have a Finn. We've always received compliments about his name, although it is a little popular (we're not in the UK)

I really like it, along with Fionn.