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

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.

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.

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

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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 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

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

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

Female to me. But technically both.

Female

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

Either.

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

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

Do you prefer Cuinn?

Both.