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I love it!!! I'd use it as a middle name maybe.
Hyacinth is more usable and more unisex. There's also Hyacinthe.

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Gabriel Hyacinthus
Dorian Hyacinthus
William Hyacinthus
Roland Hyacinthus
Alastair Hyacinthus
Cassian Hyacinthus
Hyacinth Leo
Hyacinth Leonardo
Hyacinth Oberon
Hyacinth Alastor
Hyacinth Albus
Elias Hyacinth
Brannon Hyacinth
Corbin Hyacinth
Caspian Hyacinth
Orpheus Hyacinth
Hyacinthe Tristan
Lucian Hyacinthe
Cassius Hyacinthe
Sebastian Hyacinthe

This message was edited 6/28/2018, 10:21 PM

I love the name Hyacinth! It’s so strong and yet beautifully elegant, which is rare in names. Cin, Hy, or Cindy could work as nicknames. The Latin -us in Hyacinthus seems unnecessary in modern English, even though it was the standard millennia ago.

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My favorite combos (since Hyacinth is neutral, I’ll do male and female combos)

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Male:
Hyacinth John
Hyacinth William
Hyacinth George
Hyacinth Victor
Hyacinth David
Hyacinth Florian
Hyacinth Edmund
Hyacinth Karl
Hyacinth Martin

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Neutral:
Hyacinth Morgan
Hyacinth Jordan
Hyacinth Rain
Hyacinth Avery

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Female:
Hyacinth Georgina
Hyacinth Anneliese
Hyacinth Flor (or Flora)
Hyacinth Mildred
Hyacinth Janet
Hyacinth Nora
Hyacinth Brigitte
Hyacinth Leigh
Hyacinth Fatima