re: Opinions on the name Kynan

Quoting JavadL:" I guess I'm not too surprised that this name isn't getting a lot of love. Glad to confirm that. It'll probably still remain on our back-up list, but it may be slowly moving downwards."

What else is on your list?

Quoting JavadL:" I guess I'm not too surprised that this name isn't getting a lot of love. Glad to confirm that. It'll probably still remain on our back-up list, but it may be slowly moving downwards."

It's not that I DISLIKE it, I just prefer the traditional Welsh spelling, I like preserving culture and language wherever possible.

Quoting Back to Noob Status:" What else is on your list?"

At this point it's pretty much 95% sure that Kian is our choice, but here's the top ten we've got (changing occasionally, but the top 2 seem to be staying put where they are)
#1= Kian
#2= Caius
#3= Caelum (not too popular among many forum goers I've found, but we love it, and the meaning is awesome)
#4= Kaiyan (also not too popular among forum goers, but we love it and it connects really well to what his Chinese name would be too (we live in China))
#5= Keenan
#6= Keegan
#7= Kynan
#8= Callum
#9= Jasper
#10= Caleb

Yeah, we like Kee and Kai names....

<blockquote><b>Quoting JavadL:</b>" Kynan (kye-nen) is a Welsh name that means Chief. What do you think of it? Why? (It's on our back-up ... [snip!] ... choices, and wanted to get some opinions on it.-- not a lot of opinions expressed about it out there in the internet ether.)"</blockquote>




I usually like kye names but not this one. It's just awkward sounding