Did you really have to ask this one to figure out the answer?
Well not really, I'm not really into to twighlight so I thought it was a nice name. My friend told my it was the last name in twighlight (she said it like I was from under a rock) so I just wanted to see if EVERYONE else made the association.
I don't think you need to ask to figure out this answer... I mean, even most people that haven't read the books know the name. Nice name, but I think this particular one is a little too attached to Twilight.
Did you really have to ask this one to figure out the answer?
Well not really, I'm not really into to twighlight so I thought it was a nice name. My friend told my it was the last name in twighlight (she said it like I was from under a rock) so I just wanted to see if EVERYONE else made the association.
For the record, I associate the name with Twilight, despite not being a fan.
But . . . worse still, is that it contains the word "cull," which loosely means to slaughter at birth. Not my choice of baby names, for sure.
Oh well, I almost liked a boys name... I guess I'll just have to change it to Kullyn and hope for a girl.
Ack! Please, no...
What about Kellen/ Kellan for a boy? No weird association there. Or even Killian, but I'm not a fan of this one. (I knew a family with an Ian and a Killian, and I couldn't help but think that was pretty messed up.)
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I think of the word "Culling" as in getting rid of something. We have a chicken farm with chicken houses and the whole works. We have to "Cull" (kill) the sick, weak, and small chickens as they are growing.
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Oh well, I almost liked a boys name... I guess I'll just have to change it to Kullyn and hope for a girl.
Ack! Please, no...
What about Kellen/ Kellan for a boy? No weird association there. Or even Killian, but I'm not a fan of this one. (I knew a family with an Ian and a Killian, and I couldn't help but think that was pretty messed up.)
I hope you mean Cillian. While Killian is a real name, it is the anglicized version and has that awful K as well as the actual word "kill" in it.
Oh well, I almost liked a boys name... I guess I'll just have to change it to Kullyn and hope for a girl.
Ack! Please, no...
What about Kellen/ Kellan for a boy? No weird association there. Or even Killian, but I'm not a fan of this one. (I knew a family with an Ian and a Killian, and I couldn't help but think that was pretty messed up.)
I hope you mean Cillian. While Killian is a real name, it is the anglicized version and has that awful K as well as the actual word "kill" in it.
Yes, I was referring to Cillian, in the Anglicized form. Following English pronunciation rules, if spelled traditionally it would be said with a soft 'c'. And it would still be pronounced 'Kill-ian'; hearing it, no one would be able to tell the difference, so why make spelling it that much harder? When living in North America, names do get Anglicized for convenience. If you lived in the UK, you wouldn't have that issue with this particular name.
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Did you really have to ask this one to figure out the answer?
Well not really, I'm not really into to twighlight so I thought it was a nice name. My friend told my it was the last name in twighlight (she said it like I was from under a rock) so I just wanted to see if EVERYONE else made the association.
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Well not really, I'm not really into to twighlight so I thought it was a nice name. My friend told my it was the last name in twighlight (she said it like I was from under a rock) so I just wanted to see if EVERYONE else made the association.
Whoa, I did not see that one coming!!!
When I hear it as a first name, my thought process is something along the lines of, "Cute!" .. "I love surname-y names.." .. "Oh hey, Twilight!"
I'm a Twilight fan, but I only think "Cute!" when I hear it as a first name.Growing Up Olson
1. Twilight
2. Culling the herd, so only the good looking ones are left
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Beats the heck out of my answer!
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For the record, I associate the name with Twilight, despite not being a fan.
But . . . worse still, is that it contains the word "cull," which loosely means to slaughter at birth. Not my choice of baby names, for sure.
I actually think of this adorable boy at The Little Gym when DD was taking a class there. His name was Cullen.
ETA: And I also have never seen or read a Twilight book or movie, so I would have never made the association.
Ack! Please, no...
What about Kellen/ Kellan for a boy? No weird association there. Or even Killian, but I'm not a fan of this one. (I knew a family with an Ian and a Killian, and I couldn't help but think that was pretty messed up.)
Yes, do that. No one will think that is weird.
If you are joking, I laughed out loud. I hope you're joking....?
Oh, and the only acceptable "Twilight" name for a girl is Renesmee. Ack,my eyes are bleeding after seeing that in print again!!
You're too funny
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breath easy bumpies I was totally kidding about Kullyn.
I like some of the other suggestions, I just can't really fall in love with anything.
I suggested cameron to DH today, no go. I like Callen but we live in south jersey so Camden is OUT!!!
Oh thank God....I thought I might fall out of my chair again....
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**Stinkerbelle-8-27-10 * Mr.P's 2nd Mama 7-27-07**
after anovulatory diagnosis and TTC for 1 1/2yrs with several medicated cycles and one chemical pregnancy, we have our first bundle of joy!
IT'S A GIRL!
#2 EDD 2/5/13 dx with anti-BIG E antibody, seeing a MFM
I don't take one single minute for granted.
I hope you mean Cillian. While Killian is a real name, it is the anglicized version and has that awful K as well as the actual word "kill" in it.
Married 8-02-08
After 3 years TTC with PCOS and two losses Olivia Nikelle was born 4-08-13
TTC #2 Since August 2014
TWILIGHT
Don't do it!!!
Yes, I was referring to Cillian, in the Anglicized form. Following English pronunciation rules, if spelled traditionally it would be said with a soft 'c'. And it would still be pronounced 'Kill-ian'; hearing it, no one would be able to tell the difference, so why make spelling it that much harder? When living in North America, names do get Anglicized for convenience. If you lived in the UK, you wouldn't have that issue with this particular name.
You are lucky to have a good friend that told you about the Twilight association, and you didn't end up like this girl: https://community.thebump.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/38699553.aspx