Forum Baby Names

Seviñio-Xavi or Eóghan (yowen/yuwen)

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LaraGuest ·
We want a unique name that isn't very common, a longer name.

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  1. boompje Guest #2

    Sorry, I can't make a choice here. Okay, the second one then because I expect it to be Irish and I like Ireland. But can you really do that to your baby?

  2. Lara started this #3

    Thank you for your honest answer.

  3. boompje Guest #4

    I really don't want to hurt you, Lara. just being honest

  4. Anonymous Guest #5

    I think the first one is really nice!! What's your background? If you have a super fair-skinned child, neither of you are, but wow, how cool it would be if you're older and your name is like that! I might consider it myself too!!

  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    No, the names that come up here are so incredibly bad for a child, like recently there was a question about something with Eden and Jip and Jap and Pifte and that kind of names.

  6. Anonymous Guest #7

    NOW the third reply this name goes along for the next!!! Fits nicely with my first son who is called Javi pronounced Djavi

  7. Lara started this #8

    Well, Dutch, but both are really unique names, just like our daughter, so it fits us perfectly. Thanks for the replies!

  8. Rose Guest #9

    Eóghan! I always think Irish names are so cool.

  9. Debbie Guest #10

    I do like unique names.
    Although I usually don't prefer long and/or double names, I find the sound of Seviñio-Xavi quite nice.
    Eóghan: I'm crazy about Celtic names, but I don't find him so beautiful in combination with Dutch or, for example, Spanish names. But in combination with, for example, a Scandinavian name.
    Maybe another idea:
    Éimhín (ee-ven)

  10. Lara started this #11

    We do love Celtic names, haha. I’m not really into long names, but this just sounds really nice. Wow, that one’s going on the list! Thank you!

  11. Anonymous Guest #12

    I'd go with the Irish name. Although I do think it's a point that it's not really written or pronounced by many people.

    I'd personally only consider the first name if it's a half-blood or non-Western baby. But honestly, I wouldn't even consider it. Maybe without the Xavi part.

  12. Roxje #13

    So weird, both of them.

  13. Anonymous Guest #14

    Hahaha, I would indeed pronounce it as "Ero-gan." I also believe it shouldn't be taken for granted; you should say "your wife."

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