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would you name a boy Clancy or Cearul?

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nappyaddict · 31/07/2007 23:49

my friend really likes these names but are they a bit feminine, especially if you are living in england and not ireland?

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nappyaddict · 31/07/2007 23:50

oh and what about Cillian (its pronounced killian)

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moondog · 31/07/2007 23:52

The last one is too like cereal which is what kid would be called by all nad sundry.
First one would be used with 'nancy'

nappyaddict · 31/07/2007 23:53

and colman (reminded me of mustard)

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bookthief · 31/07/2007 23:53

Clancy is okish but agree with moondog. I read that as Cereal at first glance.

I do like Cillian though.

paulaplumpbottom · 31/07/2007 23:54

Clancey is a mamma'a boy's name

nappyaddict · 31/07/2007 23:54

its pronounced karul not cereal!

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bookthief · 31/07/2007 23:54

Don't like Colman. Do like Colm.

itwasntme · 31/07/2007 23:54

No

controlfreakyflitwick · 31/07/2007 23:55

not unless was cruel sadist

KerryMumbledore · 31/07/2007 23:56

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nappyaddict · 31/07/2007 23:57

no im not in ireland!! im in the midlands in england.

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nappyaddict · 31/07/2007 23:58

i think she was worried about it being related to the word kill. what do you think?

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KerryMumbledore · 31/07/2007 23:58

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paulaplumpbottom · 01/08/2007 00:00

Its just a horrible name, why not name the poor child something normal

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nappyaddict · 01/08/2007 00:02

she likes Feidhelm too but again unsure cos of it being related to failing?

think she puts too much though tbh

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bookthief · 01/08/2007 00:05

What about Connor or Ciaran or Calum or Declan or any of the other nice, normal Irish names?

Pinkchampagne · 01/08/2007 00:07

I personally wouldn't choose those names

bookthief · 01/08/2007 00:07

I'll ask this while I'm on here because I've been wondering for a while:

You know the name Kai which is v popular at the moment, is that pronounced to rhyme with May or Eye? And where did it come from?

paulaplumpbottom · 01/08/2007 00:08

Isn't the stupid cop from the Simpsons calle Clancy?

nappyaddict · 01/08/2007 00:11

she doesn't like those cos they are widely used over here too. wants something that really says i'm irish i think. (her mil is irish)

well i've posted all the irish names i like on a thread so i can print it off and show her. hope she likes them!!

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nappyaddict · 01/08/2007 00:12

it rhymes with eye and comes from germany, sweden and hawaii.

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TheMoistWorldOfSeptimusQuench · 01/08/2007 00:13

Kai is a swedish name.

Pronounced to rhyme with eye

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