To be honest, my first association had nothing to do with archery or warfare... it had to do with hair bows or lace bows, the bows you see tied on girls dresses. This is probably because I put a bow in my daughter's hair every morning.
In any case - it is certainly an interesting name. I didn't really like it at first, but the more I see it and say it, the more I like it.
I think I would shy away from middle names that are one syllable, because it makes the name a bit too stunted and phrase-y. For example, Bow
Jayne looks pretty, but when you say it aloud... well, I personally want to add "jangles" and say bojangles. But that is just me.
Bow
Marie is actually quite lovely. I would go with the French theme since it adds a pretty little feminie touch to the name. Bow
Amelie, Bow
Maelys, Bow
Zenaide, Bow
Sybille, or Bow
Roselle would be pretty.
Bow
Dina sounds a bit off... like some catch phrase from the late 80's or early 90's (bodacious dude).
Bow
Davina works, but it's not really appealing to me personally. I think Bow
Nevena would be better.
It's a quirky choice, I will give you that!
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