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I think it would be confused for Finlay. I think Finlay is much nicer anyway - its easier to spell and less like a surname.

I prefer Finlay or Finley and I definitely think it will be confused with those. Do you like Finlay? Any particular reason for the d?

I prefer Findlay to Finlay-- it looks more complete and substantial. Both sound a bit childish to me, but Findlay has more of gruffness.

Findlay Abraham
Findlay Achan
Findlay Adamu
Findlay Afrim
Findlay Alberich
Findlay Bendt
Findlay Benton
Findlay Bernard
Findlay Bishop
Findlay Blythe
Findlay Brandr
Findlay Briscoe
Findlay Bryn
Findlay Brynjar
Findlay Calbhach
Findlay Carmo
Findlay Caron
Findlay Cebrian
Findlay Cecil
Findlay Chaim
Findlay Dederick
Findlay Delwyn
Findlay Denton
Findlay Dinko
Findlay Dwight
Findlay Eelis

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Pretty sure it would get confused with Finlay / Finley all the time. But if you like it, there's nothing wrong with it. It's cool.

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Findlay Shea
Findlay Cian
Findlay Harlow
Findlay Miles
Findlay Maxwell
Findlay Robin
Findlay Callum
Findlay Hugo
Findlay Asher / Ashton
Findlay Prosper
Findlay Jensen
Findlay Oswald
Findlay Tobias
Findlay Oliver
Findlay William
Findlay Esmond
Findlay Arlo

This message was edited 12/2/2013, 2:02 PM

I love Findlay! Assuming that you pronounce the D, if someone misheard it as Finlay it would be very easy to correct.

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Findlay Alessandro
Findlay Benjamin
Findlay Beau
Findlay Carlos
Findlay Dermot
Findlay Eugene
Findlay Jasper
Findlay Montague
Findlay Miles
Findlay Thomas
Findlay Wyatt