Fenna or Minna?

[lululu99]

What are your thoughts on these 2 names for a girl please? Any other similar ideas? I like that they are short and simple, but not too common and feel like they would work for all ages.

I like Minna (I had a relative with the name and it was a possible for my DS if he had been born a girl).
Not keen on Fenna, I prefer Fennella.

Never heard these before, not keen either. Jenna is nice

I'm not sure how either are pronounced? Min-na, Mee-na, My-na??

They don't sound like names for a child. A horse maybe.

I don’t like Minna. I only know Fenna because that’s what comedian Katherine Ryan has called her daughter.

I like Minna. I don’t like fenna.

They sound like names for the contraceptive Pill.

Both really beautiful, and known but not overly popular in many European countries.

Fenna reminds me of the character Jim Fenner from Bad Girls.

Minna I just don’t know how to pronounce - is it Meen-nah or Min-nah.

Both lovely names. Gorgeous meanings and history too.
Minna and Fenna. My fave is Minna.

Other short uncommon names..
Carla
Kim
Gwen
Hebe
Enid
Senna
Frith
Vanda
Dawn
Greta

Fenna looks and sounds nice - not keen on Minna

I like short names too but not these ones tbh, I prefer Fern or Mina (meena)

Minna is pronounced with a short I, like in minnow or mint. MIN-ah.

Not heard of these.Fenna is dire. Minna not great either. Much nicer names than these to choose from.

Minna

Yes, this is what I think.

Fenn is much nicer than Fenna. It'll be shortened to that anyway.

Senna as in what you take when you're constipated, what a great name for a little girl 🙈

Op i know you are excited to have this cute little baby girl and you want people to think you're edgy or something coming up with an unusual name but remember this is a human being

Neither!!

Neither.

Nope neither. Your child will be asked ‘pardon?’ every time she gives her name for evermore.

Fenna is a Dutch name, I think (?). What about giving a longer version and then calling her Fenna.
Josefina?
Which pronouciation of Minna were you going for?
Or something different, what about Wren?

Or sanitary products.

These are both very normal European names.

Not all names travel well.