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HelpRe: Critique these 10 boy combos
in reply to a message by I Love Jesus
Elijah Christian — seems very evangelical to me. There’s nothing wrong with that, of course, but the religious background is the first thing I notice about the name.
Kayden Michael — too close to my name, can’t comment on it.
George Christopher — love it! It’s a handsome classic combo that is less common than you’d think.
William Matthew — basically the same as George Christopher, but the flow isn’t as good.
Alexander Ryan — modern but still somewhat timeless, good flow, good meaning.
Josiah Gabriel — too many syllables for an FN/MN combo, imho. All the S and R sounds makes it awkward to pronounce.
Dakota John — really can’t see Dakota as a name, especially for someone without Native ancestry. The Dakota are an indigenous people group from central North America.
Valentino Armani — beautiful Italian name, but maybe not the most practical for an Snglish-speaking country.
Zachary Levi — somewhat dated combo, but still nice. The meaning is positive.
Elliot Jacob — very modern combo. Both of the names have been around for a while but they’ve never been more popular than now, making this combo sound very current.
-cayden
Hike more, worry less.
Kayden Michael — too close to my name, can’t comment on it.
George Christopher — love it! It’s a handsome classic combo that is less common than you’d think.
William Matthew — basically the same as George Christopher, but the flow isn’t as good.
Alexander Ryan — modern but still somewhat timeless, good flow, good meaning.
Josiah Gabriel — too many syllables for an FN/MN combo, imho. All the S and R sounds makes it awkward to pronounce.
Dakota John — really can’t see Dakota as a name, especially for someone without Native ancestry. The Dakota are an indigenous people group from central North America.
Valentino Armani — beautiful Italian name, but maybe not the most practical for an Snglish-speaking country.
Zachary Levi — somewhat dated combo, but still nice. The meaning is positive.
Elliot Jacob — very modern combo. Both of the names have been around for a while but they’ve never been more popular than now, making this combo sound very current.
-cayden
Hike more, worry less.
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