Is Quinn a male or female name to you?

[Anonymous]

Both.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: Either for me, but I also hate that name spelling

Do you prefer Cuinn?

[Anonymous]

We have several Quinns in our extended family. All male. We're Irish.

[Anonymous]

Either.

[Anonymous]

I've only known male Quinns but I still wouldn't assume male.

[Anonymous]

Female

[Anonymous]

Female to me. But technically both.

[Anonymous]

I know an asian Quinn and feel like the parents were trying too hard to not have their child identify as asian ethnicity.

[Anonymous]

I know both male and female Quinns. So, both, I guess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I know an asian Quinn and feel like the parents were trying too hard to not have their child identify as asian ethnicity.

WTF Quynh/Quinn is a very common Vietnamese name

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know an asian Quinn and feel like the parents were trying too hard to not have their child identify as asian ethnicity.

WTF Quynh/Quinn is a very common Vietnamese name

Vietnamese Quinn is a girl's name meaning a type of flower

[Anonymous]

I've only ever heard it for females! I'd assume a Quinn was female.

[Anonymous]

Out of the Quinns I have met they were approximately evenly divided between male and female but I strongly prefer this name for a boy.
I feel the same way about Kelly, Tracy, Ashley...very handsome boy names and meh/blah on a girl when there are so many nicer options.

[Anonymous]

It's a last name and occasional male name that became trendy for girls. I can't stand the name now. It's the new Madison.

[Anonymous]

I don't know any male Quinns! Interesting. I've only ever known female quinns so I'd assume that.