Suggest a baby name

[Skweeky]

I still can't think of a decent boy's name so I'm open to suggestions.

A few rules:

No daft celebrity or novelty names.
Nothing with an 'r' in it.


Oh and for those of you I've known a while ( you know who you are); if you send me an address I'll send you a wee announcement card :yes:

[RedRansom]

Galahad:unsure:
Why you dont like "r" letter :P for hard to speeching?
I would say Aaron:(

[Something Else]

Nothing with an 'r' in it.


gabriel

:eyebrows:

[kippertoad]

depends on what the last name would be, then we can find a suitable match.

Theres plenty here http://tinyurl.com/3wmymy

[Skweeky]

Thanks benchez, I didn't want to point it out myself :lol:

[enoughfakefiles]

We bought the book called 40,001 baby names but still only came up with a few.

I wanted Mason or Mogan for a boy.

[kippertoad]

Good Luck with the baby, in advance. Being a mother should be such a wonderful feeling.

My heartiest blessings to the baby (boy)

[Something Else]

Percival

[Something Else]

Quincy

[CrabGirl]

Luke.

[peat moss]

Name him after a fav relative that's what we did . My German wife wanted to name our boy after her late grandfather . Whats his name I asked ? Adolf ... hmm whats his second name ? :whistling

Turns out it was Alex so that's what we named him Alex / Robert after me . Second names are just as important I think they can kind of rime or be song like. . Careful with names that people shorten , our boy is just Alex not Alexander . Good luck tho as it's fun and names seem to go on cycles like Bibical then hippy dippy one year .


I had a girls name all picked out , Arlie/ Sheron but surprise it was boy .

[CrabGirl]

Fay. It can be a boys name too!

[Something Else]

Jean-Luc

[Skweeky]

I don't have a favourite male relative.

And I'm not calling my son 'Fay'.

Have you ever listened to 'A boy named Sue'? Hmmm?

[Something Else]

Callum

Column

Combine

Cambo

Camby

[becomehokage]

Hasan Oo

[Proper Bo]

Barry-George.

[Something Else]

:lol:

[Something Else]

Why you dont like "r" letter :P for hard to speeching?

:glag: :lol: :earl:

[CrabGirl]

I don't have a favourite male relative.

And I'm not calling my son 'Fay'.

Have you ever listened to 'A boy named Sue'? Hmmm?

Hugo

[peat moss]

Jean-Luc

Or Jean Claude , go thru life being JC . :(

[Something Else]

Clinton. :smilie4:

[Something Else]

mulder

[Something Else]

I saw that annoying Scottish actor today. The one from The Last King of Scotland.

Turnip something or something else.

[100%]

xaaly

xavier

tito

haiko

orlando

kazimir

rudolf

neo

thierry

maximilion

magnus

blah

[IdolEyes787]

English and Belgian tastes no doubt differ from Canadian so I won't presume but just a few suggestions(which you no doubt already know).

Nothing that rhythms or can be easily changed to something unpleasant.
Consider one that that can be shortened for familiarity.
Nothing too trendy .This includes the current stle of changing a letter or two on a common name to make it unique(Poor little Robyn will have his name inadvertently misspelled for the rest of his life).

Wait a second I actually like Robyn but there you have the whole "r" thing again.:(

[Something Else]

Sonny
Bro
Uncle
Dad
BigPoppa
B.I.G.
Snoop
GZA
Inspectah Deck
U-God
Method Man

[Skweeky]

:dry:

Looks like benchez needs putting on ignore again.

If it isn't spiders, it's ridiculing my unborn child :snooty:

[blackbird]

harsh :lol:

[The Flying Cow]

Elfric.

[Biggles]

Zippy
Theodolite
James
Extendible
Warbler Mangrove

[Biggles]

See what I did there :shifty:

[bornwithnoname]

How about Thomas. It is traditional, normal, and nobody is likely to make fun of him for it.

[Something Else]

:dry:

Looks like benchez needs putting on ignore again.

If it isn't spiders, it's ridiculing my unborn child :snooty:

I'll take it more seriously. I'm sorry :emo:

Luke :smilie4:

[Something Else]

See what I did there :shifty:

I loled. :pinch:

[tesco]

How about Thomas. It is traditional, normal, and nobody is likely to make fun of him for it.
Like Thomas the choochoo train.:happy:

[CrabGirl]

:dry:

Looks like benchez needs putting on ignore again.

If it isn't spiders, it's ridiculing my unborn child :snooty:

I'll take it more seriously. I'm sorry :emo:

Luke :smilie4:

I said Luke! Didn't I? I was going to... scary man.

[peat moss]

How about Thomas. It is traditional, normal, and nobody is likely to make fun of him for it.



Who's going to listen to a guy bornwithnoname ? :pinch:

[tralalala]

Timothy.

[Skweeky]

That would be abbreviated to Tim.... not a good idea when living in Central Scotland :lol:

[Barbarossa]

It's got to be damien hasn't it? :blink:

Is it definitely a boy your having then?

[Skweeky]

No, it's just that I already have a girl's name picked out

[kippertoad]

Alex
Benjamin
Campbell
Douglas
Edwin
Finlay
Gavin
Hugh
Ian
Jason
Kevin
Liam
Michael
Nicholas
Ollie
Pete
Quint
Sean
Thomas
Ulysses
Vance
William
Zubin

[Barbarossa]

I applaud your dedication in not including any names containing the letter 'r' :cool:

However for "x" you could have had Xenos (which apparently means "stranger") and for "y" you could have had Yusuf.

[becomehokage]

I applaud your dedication in not including any names containing the letter 'r' :cool:

However for "x" you could have had Xenos (which apparently means "stranger") and for "y" you could have had Yusuf.
In greek i supose...

[SCR]

Phillip , David , Matthew, Glen,Desmond,Kyle,Anthony,Ethan,Allan,Paul ?,Scott ,Daniel,





P.S ... it`s a girl anyway .

[Hairbautt]

Harrison
Harry
Herbert
Harriet
Henderson
Henry
Harris
Hell's Yeah

I'd be honoured. Why no 'r'? Hater. :dry:

[clocker]

No way to do this without knowing the last name.

A boy's name- which will probably not change with marital status- needs to be constructed as a whole- first, middle, last.
Assigning the proper number of consonants to each part so the whole is melodious has to start with the only fixed component...the last name, and work backwards.

Although I applaud some of the restrictions you've placed on this process (albeit without knowing the "why", the banishment of "R" is odd), you can forget the idea that the name will not be shortened or changed by choice or circumstance.
A "Spike" is a Spike no matter the given name.

[Skweeky]

I can't have an 'r' because it's awkward for me to pronounce and doesn't translate well into Dutch. An English 'r' sounds very different from a Flemish/Dutch 'r'

[Guillaume]

I can't have an 'r' because it's awkward for me to pronounce and doesn't translate well into Dutch. An English 'r' sounds very different from a Flemish/Dutch 'r'
Stop speaking dutch. Problem solved.


Next?

[Skweeky]

Racist :snooty:

[100%]

I can't have an 'r' because it's awkward for me to pronounce and doesn't translate well into Dutch. An English 'r' sounds very different from a Flemish/Dutch 'r'

so your real name is Skreeky? :shifty:

[tralalala]

Call him Jesus :smilie4:

[RedRansom]

I can't have an 'r' because it's awkward for me to pronounce and doesn't translate well into Dutch. An English 'r' sounds very different from a Flemish/Dutch 'r'

Why you dont like "r" letter :P for hard to speeching?
Well i was right:rolleyes:
How is Alex? from Sir Alex Furgison

[john pal]

call it Palson kiding not Alexander but simply Alex is cool name tho

[colt45joe]

Kiko

[Skweeky]

I like Alex, but my generally disliked brother in law's name is Alex. It would be a bit weird.

[becomehokage]

i like it shaved
More than 2 million ppl died there :dabs:
Is it true?
Looking for confirmation...

[becomehokage]

Waffles.

[DKre8ive1]

Benny -> http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com/meaning_of_Benny.html

Aidyn -> http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com/meaning_of_Aidyn.html

Falco -> http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com/meaning_of_Falco.html

Some interesting names could be found at the link below.
http://babynamesworld.parentsconnect.com/boys-names.html#continue

[peat moss]

if not Alex , how about Aleister , Alec ?

[brotherdoobie]

Syd.


-bd

[Skweeky]

Ooooh, I like Syd!

[tralalala]

Jimmy :lol:

[brotherdoobie]

Ooooh, I like Syd!


Less than two months to go, dear.



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Peace, Paul

[Skweeky]

:yes:

6.5 weeks!

Could be more could be less :lol:

[brotherdoobie]

Mrs. Doobie was three weeks overdue with our last child.


-bd :ohmy:

[Skweeky]

They only let you go 2 weeks here. You get induced otherwise. :yes:

[Hairbautt]

I was two weeks overdue and they had to induced labor on my mother to get me out.

I've been afraid of the world ever sense.

Came out with long, luscious blond hair tho'.

[Biggles]

I was two weeks overdue and they had to induced labor on my mother to get me out.

I've been afraid of the world ever sense.

Came out with long, luscious blond hair tho'.

You are claiming to have sense now? :huh:

Also, I am not sure we need to know about your precocious pubic achievements.

[Hairbautt]

Well, I'm sure. :emo:

[Biggles]

Well, I'm sure. :emo:

:)

[JPaul]

I still can't think of a decent boy's name so I'm open to suggestions.

A few rules:

No daft celebrity or novelty names.
Nothing with an 'r' in it.


Oh and for those of you I've known a while ( you know who you are); if you send me an address I'll send you a wee announcement card :yes:

Jim or if it's a boy, Jim

[j2k4]

I still can't think of a decent boy's name so I'm open to suggestions.

A few rules:

No daft celebrity or novelty names.
Nothing with an 'r' in it.


Oh and for those of you I've known a while ( you know who you are); if you send me an address I'll send you a wee announcement card :yes:

Jim or if it's a boy, Jim

I'm partial to Kevin; it has an ideal variety of consonant sounds.

Kevin would be better than Jim.

Put it to a poll if you think I'm wrong, but make sure JP only votes once. ;)

[Skweeky]

:lol:

Weirdos

[Something Else]

unskweekyboy for a boy. skweeky for a girl.

[JPaul]

Jim or if it's a boy, Jim

I'm partial to Kevin; it has an ideal variety of consonant sounds.

Kevin would be better than Jim.

Put it to a poll if you think I'm wrong, but make sure JP only votes once. ;)

Kevin sounds to much like a tim name to fit the bill.

{comedy gold above}

[j2k4]

I'm partial to Kevin; it has an ideal variety of consonant sounds.

Kevin would be better than Jim.

Put it to a poll if you think I'm wrong, but make sure JP only votes once. ;)

Kevin sounds to much like a tim name to fit the bill.

{comedy gold above}

More "Tim" than Jim?

Hah, I say. :whistling

[tralalala]

Jepetto :emo:

[becomehokage]

Banjo

[The Flying Cow]

Gregory 'Gandalf' Peters

[peat moss]

Gregory 'Gandalf' Peters


For some funny reason I like that . If a person can go thru life as Butrus Butrus Galie , lil Gregory will do just fine . ;)

[tralalala]

Frodo

Bilbo

Bimbo

Dildo

[petra1210]

here is top 20 baby names for boys, hope it helps :)

1. Jacob
2. Michael
3. Joshua
4. Matthew
5. Andrew
6. Christopher
7. Joseph
8. Daniel
9. Nicholas
10. Ethan
11. William
12. Anthony
13. Ryan
14. David
15. Tyler
16. John
17. Alexander
18. James
19. Brandon
20. Zachary

[fotografic]

hey my fellow Scot!.........Can't see whats wrong with Skweeky Jnr

[john legend]

norah, leslie, sarah.. :)

[tehrani20]

James
sarah

[tralalala]

Mohammed.. It's the most popular name in the UK.. Well, almost. :snooty:

[ringoismynamo]

Conor
Gabriel

[100%]

Names which sound like skweeky
ezekiel
&
karim.

[Guillaume]

Did you guys miss the part where sweeks said no Rs in the names?
She can't pronounce them, on account of being a dutch-speaking belgian person.

[lynx]

My cousin's husband is called Roger, and he's Flemish. :dry:

I think this thing about no R's is all arse.

How about Arsene?

[internazionale 1908]

ALEXIS (http://www.behindthename.com/name/alexis) is a good name from the Greek name Αλεξις (http://www.behindthename.com/support/transcribe.php?type=GR&target=Alexis) which meant "helper" or "defender"



cheers

[Skweeky]

It's not that I can't pronounce them. It's just that the name would sound completely different in Dutch than it would in English because of the r. :angry:

[thewizeard]

Puk

[tralalala]

Hakeem

[100%]

Jan
Karel
Dirk

[Guillaume]

It's not that I can't pronounce them. It's just that the name would sound completely different in Dutch than it would in English because of the r. :angry:
http://b.imagehost.org/0050/pbride02.jpg

Mawage. Mawage is wot bwings us togeder tooday. Mawage, that bwessed awangment, that dweam wifin a dweam...

:D

[becomehokage]

Penance.Now thats a great name...

[Defy]

Too bad you don't want any 'r's! I was going to suggest Tristan but... maybe either Caleb or Quinn (although Quinn might be more of a girls name).

[kippertoad]

William is nice :)

[bornwithnoname]

Too bad you don't want any 'r's! I was going to suggest Tristan but... maybe either Caleb or Quinn (although Quinn might be more of a girls name).


Quin is a boy's name its short for Quinten ...I wouldn't call my boy that but some might

[tralalala]

Luigi

[lynx]

LuigiHe's going to have enough trouble being half Hun and half Belgian.

Don't add Italian into the mix as well, FFS. :lol:

[tralalala]

How's about Stoichkov or something else? :smilie4:

[Acid_death69]

Dan:D

[tralalala]

Twalalala :smilie4:

[100%]

Paris?

[JPaul]

LuigiHe's going to have enough trouble being half Hun and half Belgian.

Don't add Italian into the mix as well, FFS. :lol:

:lol:

[Skweeky]

I am so not calling it Jim now :snooty:

[j2k4]

I am so not calling it Jim now :snooty:


Might I suggest an alternative.











You can call him "al" for short.















Or, how's about Kevin?

Just a thought. :whistling

[Skweeky]

:lol:

It's not going to happen.

[S3v3N]

Dogmosh is a popular name for a boy , kosba is great name for a girl .

[Alien5]

Hairbautt is also an extremely popular name in...

erm....yeah :smilie4:

[anjelik]

Luise

[internetsafari]

Elijah