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I agree I love it for a girl and it doesnt sound boyish at all

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I think it's a unisex name but I like it way better on a girl than on a boy. I love McKinley, we chose between this and McKaely for our daughter's middle name, we ended up with McKaely. I love Mac-names, Mackenzie (my sisters name), McKenna etc

I consider it a male name, because:

1. All Mc- or Mac- names mean 'son of', so the meaning is distinctly masculine.

2. It's a surname, and surnames as first names are usually masculine.

3. It's similar to Macauley and Mackinnon, both of which I really like for boys!

4. It doesn't sound particularly pretty or elegant to me, in fact the sounds are quite harsh, so I just don't find anything feminine about it.

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I personally don't like it for either, its a surname, and I dislike all the "Mc-" names, but I have seen two girls with that name, zero boys. Plus the fact that I think it sounds partly feminine, 0% masculine.. So I'm gonna go with girl.

I consider it neither, it's a surname, I find almost all last names as first names ridicules, especially Mc- names, it just makes it more obvious, and frankly i find Mc- names horrible, sorry.

I have two last names, one is a very common S boys first name, the other is less, but still quite common, I often find it's many peoples favourite Q name.

Whenever I hear them as first names i feel like my names been stolen, like someones trying to force their way into my heritage, I hate it.

Personally the only way I find it acceptable is if its a maiden name of his or her mother, grandmother, or maybe a relative a little further back in the family.

If it has to be one or the other, then masculine.

I like it better for a girl than a boy because I think that it is a very cute name and it just sounds more girly than masculine but that it just what I think.

It would make a horrible name for a boy. It doesn't sound boyish at all!

McKinley is a boy's name, plus there's the fact that any name with (Mc) or (Mack) at the beginning is a boy's name. It means "son of." but it would be fine for a girl.. nobody would know ;P

Um neither. It's a surname and should remain a surname.