[name_m]Hi[/name_m] Berries. Lately I’ve been really loving the Finnish boys name Tuomas, especially with the nickname Tuomi. I’d like to hear your thoughts on both/either name!
I’ve been thinking about a brother-sister set of Tuomas with one of my favorites, [name_f]Kirsikka[/name_f]. How do you all feel about Tuomas & [name_f]Kirsikka[/name_f]“Tuomi & Kirsi”? How about Tuomas [name_u]Harper[/name_u] & [name_f]Kirsikka[/name_f] [name_f]Honey[/name_f]?
As an American, I had never heard either of these names. That’s weird for me since I’m a name nerd! I love coming across new to me names! I find these 2 interesting and fascinating. I doubt I would ever consider using them myself, but if I were to meet a Tuomas or [name_f]Kirsikka[/name_f] I would have to ask them about their names and would thoroughly enjoy the conversation.
In other countries, you probably will have to explain it is Tuomas and not Thomas, but it is perfectly usable once you specify it in my opinion! Kirsikka is very cool. I would find another Finnish first and add another sweet English word middle, maybe?
Like…
Annika Darling
Helmi Valentine
Lemmitty Grace
Venla Joy
Minna Scarlett
Hilla Cherry
Kesia Iris
Lotta Hazel
Sohvi Reverie
Ulla Hope
Sanna Lavender
Hanna Wisdom
Milvi Ruby
Anneli Truejoy
Karo Moon
Esteri Dream
Ailana Constance
Rasmus Courage
Vaino Bear
Risto Wolf
Harto Solstice
Lars North
Ensio Flint
Fenno Winter
Armas Rosewood
Timo Flint
Leevi Bellamy // Leevi Brooks
Kauno Brave
Eeli Fox
Anton Huck
Rami West
Kalevi Sailor
Jussi Warrior
Etc
Do you have any connection or reasoning with Finland? If you do, the names are super cool and will reflect the connections very well!
As a Finnish person, these names are pretty good but [name_f]Kirsikka[/name_f] [name_f]Honey[/name_f] is kinda odd to me, because [name_f]Kirsikka[/name_f] means ”cherry” so the name combo would mean ”cherry honey”. I personally wouldn’t use [name_f]Kirsikka[/name_f] and [name_f]Honey[/name_f] as a combo.