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in reply to a message by CruelPumps
Hi !!!!
This name is quite old-fashionable for me.
There is also an Italian variant "Baldassarre" but I think it is awful but maybe more similar to the original one.
Can I suggest you Baltasar?
It is Spanish and sounds fresher than others.
But if you love the archaic sound I suggest Balthazar with "Z".
This is the "classic" one but I think Baltasar is better than it...more youthful.
For a nickname I knew a Spanish boy named Baltasar with a nickname "Barta" using the last letter "r" instead of "l".
I think it is very pretty because I don't know other usable nicknames for it.
Byeeeeeeeeeeee
This name is quite old-fashionable for me.
There is also an Italian variant "Baldassarre" but I think it is awful but maybe more similar to the original one.
Can I suggest you Baltasar?
It is Spanish and sounds fresher than others.
But if you love the archaic sound I suggest Balthazar with "Z".
This is the "classic" one but I think Baltasar is better than it...more youthful.
For a nickname I knew a Spanish boy named Baltasar with a nickname "Barta" using the last letter "r" instead of "l".
I think it is very pretty because I don't know other usable nicknames for it.
Byeeeeeeeeeeee
This message was edited 2/11/2016, 2:18 AM
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