Finn (first reaction)

boxie · October 2009

Is this a boy's name or a girl's name? Am I missing something (is it short for a longer girls name or what?)

amethyst1220 · October 2009

boy

Happy2beMrsT · October 2009

boy - Finneus

Worcbride · October 2009

I think of Ice-T on Law & Order (I think it's his character's last name); to me it's masculine

Temp950106187509203 · October 2009

Boy. Also, overused.

EastCoastBride · October 2009

boy

MrsWindyCity · October 2009

boy

some people have started using finley (traditionally a boy's name) for girls, though.

dpdw · October 2009

It's a boy name. There may be other origins to the name, but it is a version of the Irish name Fionn. There's a Finn (Fionn) MacCool in Irish mythology.

andrea922 · October 2009

100% boy

KittyKatMom · October 2009

Boy. Reminds me of Noah's friend in The Notebook. The first full name that came to mind was Finnegan . . .

Novem06 · October 2009

Boy and I love it. I had Finley on my list for a girl but DH vetoed it

Ross412 · October 2009

Boy.

Finley sounds like girl to me.

pinchu · October 2009

boy. but I have heard Finley for a girl.

j*&p* · October 2009

Boy's and I love it. One of my co-workers named her son Finn and I think it is so precious.

AMK2009 · October 2009

Boy (Do you watch Glee?)

I'd say Finley is a girl though.

Harms80 · October 2009

shark.

Oh, sorry- boy. Short for Finley.

Love2Mocha&Skizz · October 2009

my first reaction is boy, but I'm one of the few who actually like boy names for girls. But if you like Finn or Finley for a boy, maybe Fionna for a girl.

hopeful:) · October 2009

Could be short for Finola (girl).

Sunndraggon · October 2009

generally a boys name, but I know a little girl names Finley and she is called Finn

soccerwife · October 2009

boy

karakel · October 2009

boy

vannakay · October 2009

Hmmm whether boy or girl its tnms!! I think of Finneus and Ferb Cartoon

andrea922 · October 2009

vannakay:
Hmmm whether boy or girl its tnms!! I think of Finneus and Ferb Cartoon

Except that is spelled Phineas, not Finneus.

ubermoose · October 2009

Boy.

It can stand alone, or be a NN for Finley, Finneas (or Phineas), Finnian.

I like it. It reminds me of the Irish film Waking Ned Devine, which had a cool guy named Finn in it.

andrea922 · October 2009

ubermoose:
Boy.
It can stand alone, or be a NN for Finley, Finneas (or Phineas), Finnian.
I like it. It reminds me of the Irish film Waking Ned Devine, which had a cool guy named Finn in it.

It can also be spelled Finlay, or short for Finnegan.

Owlison · October 2009

Boy. I know a Finn that is just Finn. There is also a Finnegan that goes by Finn.

Tara1025 · October 2009

I think of it as a nn for boy or girl.

Finneus - boy

Finnegan - boy

Finley - girl

cassiedianne · October 2009

I think boy

Sxia · October 2009

Boy, I like it. My son's middle name is Griffin. (Would have been his first name and would have been DD's name if she were a boy.) I like it so much that occasionally, I look at Max and call him Finn, to see if he likes it better.

Since he's only 5 months old, he hasn't told me yet.

FutureMrs.Steen · October 2009

First reaction, a fish's fin. I doesn't sound like a name to me even though I realize it is.

loveyoubean · October 2009

Fish (sorry, that is my first reaction)

naflmj · October 2009

Boy, could be short for Finley or stand alone

epphd · October 2009

Boy name (and super trendy)

caeliesmom · October 2009

I always think of Huck Finn when I hear it

BelleIsa · October 2009

First reaction is a boy's name, Finnegan. NMS though.

RecentlySpooned · October 2009

My first reaction? My little brother!! haha. He is 9. His name is Finn, not short for anything. Be prepared, if you do use this name, EVERYONE will ask you what Finn is short for. It's also funny, my brother Jack is 17; now a days, both Jack and Finn are SUPER popular names for little boys, but they certainly were NOT when my mom chose them for my brothers 17 and 9 years ago respectively Confused