Is a sunny a name for a boy or a girl?
sunny girl, sonny boy (but poor boy that has that name)
Do you like the name Sonny for a boy and if so Spelled Sunny or Sonny?
I would personally use it as a nickname either way (Sonny Bono's real name was Salvatore), but if you use just Sonny/Sunny, I'd definitely go for Sonny. Sunny seems a bit feminine to me.
What do you think of the name sonny, pronounced Sunny for a boy?
It's okay as a nickname- it's sometimes used by juniors, who want to be distinguished from their father's, or other relatives with the same first name. It's "cute", and that's potentially a problem for a grown man, in business, who may wish to have a more formal presentation.
What do Indian women think of Sunny Leone?
Sunny Leone is just another hardworking woman. She's earning her money through hardwork, sure it isn't something we (Indian women) might do wholeheartedly and we might not be comfortable with ourselves as she is, but she's good at what she does.I'll be honest, earlier when I found out that Sunny Leone has made her entry into Bollywood, I was quite disappointed. I felt that she's a bad role model for the younger generation. I felt that they might interpret her success the wrong way. I used to think that children would think, "Sleeping my way into Bollywood wouldn't be such a bad idea." Sure, she probably didn't sleep her way into Bollywood, but she earned a name in the porn industry, and that's what I looked down on. I despised her because I thought an Indian woman who's a porn star shouldn't be accepted into Bollywood. That was wrong on my part.There are many actresses that have slept their way into Bollywood (an acquaintance works in the TV serial industry, this is based on her experience). There are many actresses who have come ahead because of their talent or last name. I realized that my thinking was wrong because Sunny Leone is beautiful, has amazing curves, and is really good at what she does. She's still able to manage her relationship with her husband, despite having many partners on screen. She's hard working and although I don't think she has much to offer to Bollywood, she's the perfect addition for the 'masala' that's required in some movies.Overall, I think she's beautiful, talented, hardworking, dedicated, and level-headed. I still think she isn't the greatest role model for girls who are aspiring to be in the performing industry, but that's my personal opinion.
...Sunny or Sonny for a boy...?
Well...Most people say Sonny, but I really really really like the spelling Sunny, it's more original. I like it a lot better. I was thinking of naming my son Sunny Kenneth? Kenneth is my step-dad. What do you think?
Which spelling do you like for the name Sunny/Sonny...?
Which spelling for a girl named Sunny, Sonny, Sonnie, Sonni? It's for a story I'm writing, not a baby name. Would you use that as the real name or just a nickname; if just the nickname, what would the real name be?
Can I name my daughter "Sunny"?
You *can*, legally, in most places. Should you? That’s the real question.Wouldn’t be up there on my list of names, although it’d be a cute nickname.Suggested alternatives (with Sunny as a nickname):-son names: Alison/Allison, MadisonSon-/Sun- names: Sonia/Sonja/Sonya, Sondra/Sandranames that have s-o-n or s-u-n or close sounds in them: Sienna; Susan/Suzanne/Suzanna/Susanna/Susanne/Susannah; Sigourney; Sidney; Savannah; Shana/Shanna/Shannon/Shauna/Shaunna; Simone;a name that means or refers to the sun: Eliana, Helen, Marisol, Thea, Solange, Kyra, Aurora - or maybe even Summer (see 52 Glorious Baby Names That Mean Sun For Boys And Girls)
Do you like the name Dayton for a boy?
origin: old english meaning: sunny town/settlement can you give me an out of 10 please also which spelling is best: Dayton, Daiton, Daeton, Dayten (yes i have recently heard its also a town in Ohio but most people don't even know that in America so over here in England i don't think that will ever come up lol) thanx for any input
What is the weirdest baby name you can think of?
I’ve run across several, but mostly I had to write because your name is the same as my mother’s and I’ve never seen that before. (Of course, she was born in Alabama and we live in the Pacific Northwet, so that might have something to do with it…) My mother was named after her great-grandmother and, as near as we can tell, it is a short form of “Wilhemina”. What were the circumstances of your naming and what, if anything, do you know about it?As to the odd names, I grew up where the hippies went to raise families. I, no joke, went to school with a kid named Tail. There was Crow-Boy, who would mess you up if you called him anything but “C.B.” So anything I can imagine never was as weird as what I actually encountered.But my favorite was Sunshine-On-Dewdrops-Makes-Rainbows, who went by “Sunny”. But can you imagine her problems with legal documents? “I need more lines!”