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Immediately I'd want to know what her middle name was!

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I'd think "that's badass" and wonder if her parents were neo-Vikings or whatever.

It's got a mysterious vibe about it.

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To say it's not interesting would be an understatement.

Personally, I prefer Wulfruna or Wulfrune because of how strange the name is and how rare it is to see (I was the one to submit it not long ago - technically I submitted Wulfruna, but Wulfrun comes with Wulfruna), nobody knows that it isn't pronounced "Wolf Run" but "Wolf Rune". But Lady Wulfrun is also known as Wulfruna and it seems the people of Wolverhampton (in the time that I lived there) seemed to prefer saying Wulfruna.

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Aaaaaanywayyyy I do like this name a lot. It really grew on me while I were at uni

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Edit: I saw Wulfwyn once somewhere and I like that too

This message was edited 5/25/2021, 2:25 AM

I prefer Wulfruna, because Wulfrun makes me want to pronounce it like Wolf Run, instead of having the two vowels the same.

Poor kid, what were her parents thinking

Kind of love it, way more than Wulfruna, that’s for sure. Kind of reminds me of Ortrun and Gudrun, that same long, romantic, mysterious, “rooon” sound.

This message was edited 5/24/2021, 4:59 PM

I would immediately want to befriend her parents.

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The name is a treasure.