[name_f]My[/name_f] crush on the name [name]Bryn[/name] has been growing more and more massive recently, and I want to know your opinions on it! — It’s [name]Bryn[/name], with one ‘n’, not to be confused with [name]Brynn[/name], which has two.
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I like it on boys. Has a neat sound.
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Bryn is traditionally Welsh and masculine, so if I met a [name_u]Bryn[/name_u], I would assume they were male.
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My name is [name_f]Brynn[/name_f], and I would assume a [name_u]Bryn[/name_u] was male. I actually much prefer the name (with the male spelling) on boys.
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I would assume [name_u]Bryn[/name_u] was a boy and [name_f]Brynn[/name_f] was a girl. I really like [name_f]Brynn[/name_f] for a girl. In the U.S., I don’t think I’ve seen it used for a boy. I only associated it with boys at all because I frequent name boards.
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Bryn is sharp and sweet
Noa-[name_u]Bryn[/name_u] used to be my top girls’ name. I still like [name_f]Brynn[/name_f] (this spelling) on girls. [name_u]Bryn[/name_u] has become masculine-leaning-unisex to me.
I used to have a neighbor with a daughter named [name_u]Bryn[/name_u] so the name sounds feminine to me, regardless of spelling. I don’t think it’ll be mistaken for a boy in the US, although this spelling would be more likely to be.
Yup, and masculine-leaning-unisex is exactly the way I like it!