Message: "Adaryn" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] Adaryn

by Elinor (guest)

2/11/2005, 4:11 AM

I found this is one of my books of Celtic names ... Adaryn for a girl (a-DAHR-in, possibly a-DER-in, depends on accent). It is derived from Welsh aderyn "bird". There's also Aderyn a-DER-in, although I didn't like this form as much. WDYT?

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- edk

2/11/2005, 11:21 AM

I don't really like it.

Shane & Elizabeth
11/20/04

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- Lissa Hannah (Lissa)

2/11/2005, 9:53 AM

It looks trendy. I don't care for it.

-Lissa Hannah-
As soon as tradition has come to be recognized as tradition, it is dead. - Allan Bloom

- Mikah

2/11/2005, 8:09 AM

I like the name.....I am thinking Adair

- Narinoc

2/11/2005, 6:09 AM

I like Aderyn and also Adaryn - nice sound, nice meaning :-)

- Caitlín (cait)

2/11/2005, 5:54 AM

I agree. It's pretty, sounds nice, and a good meaning. However, I think it would also look made up to non-namenerds (at least in the USA), so...I wouldn't use it. Nice for a character or something, though.

~ Caitlín

"Blue tinted individuals who go about armed to the teeth and quoting twelfth-century poetry are not easy to comprehend." ~ Lloyd Alexander

- delaney04

2/11/2005, 5:46 AM

Wow, I like it. I think it's very pretty.

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