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Middle name for daughter

Started by Spowell , Nov 10 2016 02:27 PM

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#1 Spowell

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Posted 10 November 2016 - 02:27 PM

Wife and I can't decide between
Sydney Morgan Powell
Or
Sydney Kendall Powell

(We are open to suggestions)

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Posted 10 November 2016 - 03:56 PM

I think that with a "gender neutral"/masculine name like Sydney, a feminine middle name in would sound nicer, and I prefer to vary the number of syllables in each name and because Sydney and Powell both have two syllables, a one or three syllable middle would probably flow best. It depends on the names though. Some like syllables work fine, others don't. The name feels more balanced that way and two "gender neutral" names may cause people to mistake her for a boy.

Sydney Rose Powell

Sydney Madeleine Powell

Sydney Caroline Powell

Sydney Victoria Powell

Sydney Katherine Powell

Sydney Grace Powell

Sydney Jane Powell

Sydney Alexandra Powell

Sydney Elizabeth Powell

Sydney Genevieve Powell

Sydney Vanessa Powell

Sydney Julia Powell