This name sounds like something white suburban moms would name their sons. They would probably butcher the spelling and spell it Saxynn or something "trendeigh" like that.
― Anonymous User 10/11/2023, edited 10/11/2023
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Sounds like something UKIP voters and Brexiters would name their sons.
I like Saxon. When I was little I was into this adventure graphic novel series with animals. There was a mouse character I'm pretty sure was named Saxon.
This name can also be FEMININE, making it UNISEX. https://nameberry.com/babyname/Saxon/girlIn the USA,throughout the 10s era, it was occasionally used as a FEMININE name with a total of 32 girls names SAXON from 1974-1978 with 7 girls named SAXON in 1974 and 1978. Usage may be influence by a FEMALE character named Saxon Roberts: a character played by actress Myrtle Stedman in the film The Valley of the Moon (1914). http://www.nancy.cc/baby-name/saxon/ http://www.nancy.cc/2018/01/26/rare-girl-names-early-cinema-s/ Later in the USA, it was just leaning as a feminine name with 10 girls named SAXON in 2007 and 8 girls named SAXON in 2009.In the UK, it had also been used as a FEMININE name for a while. In 1998, 7 girls and 4 boys were named SAXON in the UK. In 1999, 8 girls and 7 boys were also named SAXON in the UK. http://names.darkgreener.com/#saxon https://www.first-name.net/saxon#Info_UKA notable FEMININE name bearer is an ACTRESS: Saxon Sharbino. Saxon Paige Sharbino (born June 11, 1999) is an American actress. She is known for portraying Amelia Robbins in the Fox series Touch and Kendra Bowen in the 2015 remake of Poltergeist.Sharbino was born in Lewisville, Texas, the daughter of Ron and Angela Sharbino. She began acting at the age of nine. Saxon is the older sister of Brighton Sharbino and Sawyer Sharbino. She attended Bridlewood Elementary School for a few years, choosing to finish her elementary schooling at home while focusing on her acting. She would later come back to Flower Mound and skip a grade when starting Downing Middle School. In 2013, she and her family moved to Los Angeles, California.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saxon_Sharbino
I was named Saxon after my aunt. She was named after a character in a Jack London book called The Valley of the Moon. For what it is worth, I always get a very favorable response to my name.
― Anonymous User 7/26/2020
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We called our son Saxen (slightly different spelling as there is a brand of equestrian gear called Saxon here and we wanted to differentiate him from that) when he was born in 2012 and we love it. I had to look up what WASP meant as it has no other meaning in New Zealand other than a flying stinging evil creature, so I don't get that whole issue (well it's a non issue for us).
Saxon is not so bad (if the bearer is English or of this ancestry). In Italy we have the name Sveva which comes from another tribe. I would never use it but I can see the fascination. It is the same for Norman in my opinion. My rating for it is 7/10.
Saxon is a beautiful strong name and also my son's name. My family are British but also Spanish and my son is half African... I have never met another Saxon but I can tell you my son loves his name and the meaning.
This is seriously the most WASP-y name I've ever heard. I don't care for it at all.
― Anonymous User 5/19/2015
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This is kind of like naming your son Briton, or Irish. Though I guess Frank is an acceptable name (if a little old-fashioned). Definitely not my style, though.
― Anonymous User 3/9/2015
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I named my son Saxon, he is now 2. It's a good strong name.
Saxon Pepper (b. 1986) was a contestant on the 2008 series of Australian "Big Brother". He was a truckdriver and doorman from Adelaide in South Australia. He has a strong passion for conspiracy theories, the paranormal and bigotry.He is most famous for becoming the toyboy lover of the show's cougar-age host Gretel Killeen after being evicted from the house.
In the movie Hot Fuzz, the Alsatian police dog is called Saxon.
― Anonymous User 2/25/2010
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I hate this name. It makes me think of WASPs. You might as well name your other children White, Anglo, and Protestant. Then I could enjoy some laughter.
To me this name sounds almost noble and makes me think of a warrior in the medieval times. I've never met anybody with this name so it makes it more special and unique. I'm not keen on Saxon as a first name so I'm planning on using it as a middle name.
― Anonymous User 8/1/2009
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Sounds like a good name for a golden retriever or yellow lab for some reason.