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13/11/2012, 02:51 PM
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Our baby boy is due next month and we're STILL struggling to pick a favourite name. The ones at the top of our list are:
Elijah - is this too religious sounding? Thomas - too boring / common? Archer - what do you think when you hear this name? Harry - not serious enough? ( not really a fan of Harold, Henry or Harrison) Your opinions / suggestions would be a great help! Thanks |
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13/11/2012, 02:56 PM
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I like Archer and Harry. I think Harry is fine as a full name & like it way more than Henry.
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13/11/2012, 02:58 PM
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Firstly congrats on your baby boy's impending arrival!
You have very good taste in names cause I love all of your choices Elijah is lovely and I don't hear it too often. Thomas is a classic name and I don't think it's boring (IMO) Archer I LOVE, it was on our list for DS but it doesn't go with our surname Harry I love as well, I know a few kids with the name and also 1 teenager, suits them all You can't go wrong with any of those in my opinion! Good luck |
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13/11/2012, 03:01 PM
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Would you conside Isacc to Elijah? Just a thought. I love Isacc but its too close to our DD's name so we cant use it for our boy arriving soon.
I like Harry, I havent seen it that much lately. I dont really like Archer. Thomas - I agree to common. Other suggestions - Oliver, Arlo, Jackson, Samuel, Max, Jacob. |
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13/11/2012, 03:03 PM
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Elijah - i think Elijah Wood the actor takes away full biblical impact. It is a bit 'bible' sounding, but not in a bad way IMO. Is nice!
Thomas - It is very common, but in a nice way! Like James, Emma, Sarah, all common names, but lovely. I love Thomas! Archer - Was on our list, but hubby vetoed as he didnt like the nickname Archie, which i LOVED, and i only wanted Archer if i could get Archie! Harry - definitely serious enough, and also lovely sounding. Honestly, I agree with PP, you cant go wrong with these ones! |
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13/11/2012, 03:06 PM
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Elijah is a really nice name. I wanted to use it for one of our boys but DH wasn't a fan. I don't really think of it as a religious name.
Thomas is fairly common but nice name. Archer is not something I would use but I don't mind it. Harry always makes me think of Prince Harry (not necessarily a bad thing). |
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13/11/2012, 03:13 PM
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I like Elijah best.
Eli is another option that's Biblical but doesn't sound it as much to some people, a bit lighter. I love PP's suggestion of Isaac as long as it has 2 a's and one c. Archer would be my second choice. Other suggestions: Arthur, Levi, Emmett, Asher. |
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13/11/2012, 03:24 PM
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I really like Elijah, I really dislike Archer. The others are in the middle.
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13/11/2012, 03:29 PM
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From your list I like Thomas - classy.
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13/11/2012, 03:40 PM
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I like all of those names, but none of them grab me.
Silas, Elias, Elliott, Ellery, Albert, Henry, Edward, Hartley |
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