The first name Oona/Oonagh and mn options.

I immediately think of the Bubble Guppies

eww no. Just bad.

I think of the movie Legend, and just don't particularly care for the name.

def not!!!!!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Danielle: Jack&Basil'sMom:</b>" I immediately think of the Bubble Guppies"</blockquote>




Is it a kids show?

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mrs.Mechanic:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Danielle: Jack&Basil'sMom:</b>" I immediately think of the Bubble Guppies"</blockquote> Is it a kids show?"</blockquote>




Yes. There is a purple mermaid-type gal with that name on the show

Not what I would use.

Like una? The Spanish feminine word for one?

I see your kid being severely harassed in school for a name so smurffy. Please don't.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Loka Lokita:</b>" I see your kid being severely harassed in school for a name so smurffy. Please don't."</blockquote>




What is so smurfy about it?

If I were to use it I would use Una. It is an Irish feminine name.

Derived from the Irish word uan meaning lamb. It is also the original name that Oona/Oonagh is a variant of. The two O's are what's gets me

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mrs.Mechanic:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting Loka Lokita:</b>" I see your kid being severely harassed in school for a name so smurffy. Please don't."</blockquote> What is so smurfy about it?"</blockquote>




To me nothing. Just like naming your child Lachlan, Fiona or Seamus. Just the spelling would be better as Una

<blockquote><b>Quoting HopingforaMiracle:</b>" If I were to use it I would use Una. It is an Irish feminine name. Derived from the Irish word uan meaning ... [snip!] ... the Irish word uan meaning lamb. It is also the original name that Oona/Oonagh is a variant of. The two O's are what's gets me"</blockquote>




Thank you :-)

I agree with the person ^^^. If that's the style you like, Una sounds better. Or Uma.