Help Me Name My Baby

[Spiffor]

Well, "Christian" (just like "Christophe") is a derivation from the Christ's name. But indeed, in France, "Christian" is firmly in first-name territory, and cannot be confused with the name of the religion (that would be "Chrétien")

We have more ambiguous names, like France.

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France! Now that's the right name (Never mind that it's supposed to be feminine )

[:) Smiley]

You could probably use a Mark or a Dan in the mix.

[ColdWizard]

Originally posted by Smiley
You could probably use a Mark or a Dan in the mix.

or RahmingTheGreat?

[Dinner]

Originally posted by lord of the mark
I mean if i had a boy, i wouldnt have named him "jew", ya know?

Christian is a traditional Scandinavian name.

[alva]

For reference here are the names of kids 1-6:
Jason Michael
Angela Jean
Joseph Eric
Brian Vincent
Rhiannon Nicole
Sean Nialle

No wonder you're running out of names, not only do you breed like a rabbit, it seems one name isn't enough for your kids.


How about 'Poly'.

[Bosh]

Originally posted by Oerdin
It does look like Vince and his wife choice nice solid names for the other kids so at least they have avoided the silly name syndrome so many parents fall for.

Except Rhiannon
*shudders*

[Kontiki]

Jorge Salazar. Or Tayshawn Jamal. Or Baljinder Nilesh. Make him stand out from his siblings a bit.

[Mercator]

Harlan, Haley, Harvey, Ciaran...

[Sandman]

Don't ask internet dwellers. What are you going to say when he asks you where his name came from?

[Ned]

Originally posted by Vince278
For reference here are the names of kids 1-6:
Jason Michael
Angela Jean
Joseph Eric
Brian Vincent
Rhiannon Nicole
Sean Nialle

Victor T(Thomas)

[Dinner]

#7 does have a nicer ring to it then #2.

[Agathon]

Ming? Rah?

THX1138?

[Spiffor]

One of the names of the Galactic Overlord game. I like Min Grah, Poly Siffan, and Skynich

[lord of the mark]

Originally posted by Oerdin


Christian is a traditional Scandinavian name.

Sweetie, has Jew had his nap today? This is our baby boy, Jew, isn't he cute?

Nah, I just can't see it.

[Agathon]

Finn? (my wife wants to call a kid that - ugh!)

Damon (cool Greek name).
Graham (official sounding).

Or you could use the When Harry Met Sally test. You have to imagine a women screaming "Ooooohhh [the name]!! Ride me big, [the name]!!!

If it doesn't sound right, then dump the name.

It's a bit like the Scoutmaster test for political leaders.