Sistine or Sixtine

[Paloma123]

I love unusual names and came across this one.

I believe Sixtine is French for Sistine (like the Sistine chapel), but I'm in the UK so I think people are gonna think of the number sixteen!!

I like Sistine, but not as much.

Opinions guys please

 

[RubyRainbows]

I'm in the US - I think the Sistine Chapel is well known all around the world. I have never heard anyone use Sistine as a baby name, but it def works. It's cool & unique without being weird.

Sixtine clearly looks and sounds exactly like the number 16. In my opinion it doesn't work as a name!

 

[Paloma123]

I'm in the US - I think the Sistine Chapel is well known all around the world. I have never heard anyone use Sistine as a baby name, but it def works. It's cool & unique without being weird.

Sixtine clearly looks and sounds exactly like the number 16. In my opinion it doesn't work as a name!

Sylvester Stallone has a daughter called Sistine!! X

 

[NicaQ]

I'm in the US - I think the Sistine Chapel is well known all around the world. I have never heard anyone use Sistine as a baby name, but it def works. It's cool & unique without being weird.

Sixtine clearly looks and sounds exactly like the number 16. In my opinion it doesn't work as a name!

Sylvester Stallone has a daughter called Sistine!! X

I think Sistine is lovely and I prefer it spelled like the Sistine Chapel. I think spelling it this way will cut down on confusion.

 

[StaceyKor]

I definitely prefer Sistine. It's pretty and unusual. Sixtine made me think of the number if I'm honest x

 

[CanadianMaple]

Sistine for sure. The other way doesn't see right.

 

[wannabemomy37]

I'm sorry but I don't think this works as a name...Either way reminds me of the number but even worse is when you switch it to Sistine it seems her nickname would be Sissy? I'm not a fan, but if you like it then go for it!

 

[steph.]

Sistine works, although it's something I wouldn't personally choose. Sixtine really doesn't though, it made me think of 16.

 

[maisie78]

I would spell it Sistine. I think it is a very pretty name. As others have said Sixtine looks and sounds like the number to me x

 

[Eleanor ace]

I'd definitely spell it Sistine. I looks and sounds more like a name and seems more feminine to me too.

 

[x Helen x]

I don't like Sixtene at all, sounds like 16. Sistene is nice though, but as a PP pointed out there is a good chance it may get shortened to Sissy.

 

[sheldonsmommy]

Sistine is a beautiful name, I have never heard it before on a child

I don't think Sissy is a bad nickname, it's really cute for a young girl. Sis could work when she's older. Many nicknames are not flattering for a grown woman. My name is Stephanie and my mom is still the only one who calls me Stephie. Most people who want to shorten my name call me Steph.

 

[MommyFirefly]

Sistine is lovely! I don't like the Sixtine spelling, but Sistine is a really great name. I wouldn't be worried about it being shortened to 'Sissy'. Not all names have built in nicknames, nor should they.

 

[spicyorange]

Sorry but I think it's a dreadful name. Sissy sister 16.... It sounds like a nun or a number..