Girls:
Rowan - I think of it as a male name, and it seems kind of mannish on a woman to me.
Ellery - very yuppie, not my thing.
Romy - great, stylish, especially if short for Rosemary or Romana
Calla - nice! Elegant image
Boys:
Grady - kind of gruff but seems fashionable
Augusten - artificial ending, I prefer Augustin or Augustine, but not bad. I don't care for the short form Gus though. I'd call him Augie
Stellan - nice. Only drawback would be that it reminds of Stella, but that's no big deal in my book.
2006-12-24 19:24:41
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answered by zilmag 7
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What great names! They're really sturdy names if that makes sense. They don't sound trendy at all.
My favorites are Calla and Augusten. I really, really love them.
Good job.
The other ones I like but they remind me of certain things.
Rowan and Martin's Laugh-in
Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion
Wasn't there an old man on some old black and white show named Grady? Mabye on Leave it to Beaver? lol
Anyway, those names are nice, just for me personally I wouldn't name MY kids that because of what my mind conjures up.
2006-12-25 04:50:03
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answered by spaacedogg 3
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Girls:
Rowan - boys name, not cool for a girl
Ellery - same as above, it's a boys name, not cool for a girl
Romy - terrible name
Calla - the best of a bad lot (if you MUST use one of these four names, use this one - by default, it's the "winner")
Boys:
Grady - sounds like the town drunk in an old Western movie
Agusten - not bad, sounds like a Roman emperor
Stellan - do you WANT your son to get daily schoolyard beatings from kindergarden til 12th grade? If not, do NOT use this name, it's AWFUL!!!!! It's also way too close to "Stella" - so the kids will pelt him with homophobic slurs, as well as fists
2006-12-25 03:36:58
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answered by Anonymous
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Here are my choices:
Romy for the girl (there was a beautiful actress many years ago with the name: Romy Schneider)
Grady for a boy just because it sounds strong and masculine.
If I were young enough to have more children, my names would be: Samuel for a boy and Grace for a girl.
I think you have to be more fussy when it comes to naming a son since the first name has to "flow" with the last name, i.e. if your last name was Wheylan, you wouldn't want your son to be: Stellan Wheylan! With girls, you could knock yourself out with this theory and after all your research end up have a Rowan marrying a Bruce Bowen, making her Rowan Bowen!
2006-12-25 03:33:33
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answered by Adios 7
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I think Rowan would be better as a boys name than a girls name. Ilike the name Calla.The other girls names sound like they are nicknames. Augusten is a good name for a boy, but if you changed it to Augusteen or Augustenia it would be good for a girls name also. Grady is good name, again it sounds like a nickname. Stellan I'm not exactly sure about.
2006-12-25 03:31:49
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answered by no.#1 Mom 4
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Most of the girl names sound male. Calla is ok though I guess. The boy names sound old english. Grady though sounds kinda hillbilllyish.
2006-12-25 04:35:55
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answered by syllylou77 5
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Rowan is a mans name.
Augusten? Stellan?
How about Steven, Robert, Allen, Ted, David, Kevin, Kurt for a boy?
2006-12-25 03:25:20
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answered by Anonymous
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Rowan and Ellery are boys names.
I like Calla for a girl. Not thrilled by the boy choices.
2006-12-25 09:36:10
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answered by Lydia 7
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I don't like the names. But I guess Calla is alright.
2006-12-25 04:11:47
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answered by Sapph 3
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I like the girls names, but the boys names, not so much.
What do you think about Clay, Bryce, Austin, or Cole?
How about Magnus, Xavier, Trent, or Reed? Just a few suggestions! Caleb is also nice.
2006-12-25 03:19:54
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answered by Anonymous
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