Carter- meaning is "one who transports goods".

Condé - from Condé Montrose Nast -American magazine publisher. May be a local name from the town of Condé, in the French part of Hainault, which gave its name to a branch of the royal family of France, the Princes of Condé. Kundig or kundy, Dutch, signifies knowing, skillful, expert.
Obviously I realise there is an issue with having a name with an accent aigu- (that funny line over the top of the 'e').

Kayden- means 'companion'.

All possible names for a baby boy due in October. Actually we do not yet know the sex of the baby.
Thoughts? Anyone............

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I'm not one that goes for a name because of a meaning, so meanings don't faze me no matter what they are.

Carter & Kayden are NMS and I have no idea how to pronounce Condé.

so none of them are really my style, sorry.

Love Carter, is on my shortlist at the mo if we have another boy.

Am not a big fan of the Jayden/Kayden/Braeden style names, sorry.

Conde looks quite solid to read it, but may come across some pronunciation issues, and I did think of condiminium when I saw it first, then the giant company Conde Nast.

Good luck!

Kayden is OK.

I'm not keen on Carter.

Condé - is it con-da, con-day, con-dee? or something else?

None of them are really my style, but I guess if I had to pick one I would choose Kayden.

I like Kayden and Carter is ok. I have never heard on Conde before and have no idea how to pronounce it.

Carter is nice.
I don't like Kayden and I have no idea how you would pronounce Conde so on that alone I dislike it.

Kayden

Carter would be my pick from that list although I'm not a huge fan of occupation names.

I assume Condé is pronounced Con-Day. I really strongly dislike it, particularly as 'con' means stupid in French slang.