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HelpIf I like these masculine combos...
Hi !!!
Here there are my masculine combos saved in my profile.
WDYTO them?
Levi Teague
Edwin Thames
Voitto Pekka Mikael
Osiris David
Octavian Slade
Maximus Horace
Lachlan Aurelius
Gerard Magnus
Can you suggest me something similar (with other names) that you think fit well with them?
Here there are my masculine combos saved in my profile.
WDYTO them?
Levi Teague
Edwin Thames
Voitto Pekka Mikael
Osiris David
Octavian Slade
Maximus Horace
Lachlan Aurelius
Gerard Magnus
Can you suggest me something similar (with other names) that you think fit well with them?
This message was edited 10/14/2018, 2:01 AM
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I like Levi, Edwin, David, Octavian, and Gerard. I also like Voitto, Mikael, and Teague, in theory, but I'm not sure I'd like the sound if I had to use them regularly.
Sorry if these all seem really random...
Eamon Aquarius
Hector Oswald
Enoch Pablo
Fergus Raymond
Niles Apollo
Reijo Cillian
Vesa Graeme
Haru Kalevi
Dougal Gennaro
Desmond Elli
Isak Juha
Gael Finbarr
Juan Padraig
Vardan Hesiod
Roger Ashwin
Toivo, Vilho, Vaito, Veikko, Hannu, Viljo, Arno, Kalev, Virgil, Meridian, Henry, Tyrell, Tiberius, Liberius, Nasir, Dositeo, Amon, Vel, Dunstan, Jace, Chaucer, Ike,
Sorry if these all seem really random...
Eamon Aquarius
Hector Oswald
Enoch Pablo
Fergus Raymond
Niles Apollo
Reijo Cillian
Vesa Graeme
Haru Kalevi
Dougal Gennaro
Desmond Elli
Isak Juha
Gael Finbarr
Juan Padraig
Vardan Hesiod
Roger Ashwin
Toivo, Vilho, Vaito, Veikko, Hannu, Viljo, Arno, Kalev, Virgil, Meridian, Henry, Tyrell, Tiberius, Liberius, Nasir, Dositeo, Amon, Vel, Dunstan, Jace, Chaucer, Ike,
This message was edited 10/14/2018, 9:37 PM
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I love your list!
From Gael (I reviewed BtN's review if it - from Gwenael): due to the number of international cultures including but not limited to the US that conventionalize the Gail / Gayle / Gale / Gael sonority with male use (or more for either gender): I have difficulty believing that Abigail has not found more popularity for male use in the US - when Abe (also short for Abraham) might also be used as an additional short or pet name. The /e/ sound may be pronounced or omitted either as rule for a specific individual - or added or omitted through casual preference.
Also - that I love Gwen (Gwendolyn / Wendy - and the holy host variants) is clearly not limited to the fair maiden conventions of the Round Table Knights; and that any boy nicknamed "Gwen" would not be stopped by the (name police) Sheriff of Nottingham to be tried at King Arthur's court!
Thank You or presenting this.
From Gael (I reviewed BtN's review if it - from Gwenael): due to the number of international cultures including but not limited to the US that conventionalize the Gail / Gayle / Gale / Gael sonority with male use (or more for either gender): I have difficulty believing that Abigail has not found more popularity for male use in the US - when Abe (also short for Abraham) might also be used as an additional short or pet name. The /e/ sound may be pronounced or omitted either as rule for a specific individual - or added or omitted through casual preference.
Also - that I love Gwen (Gwendolyn / Wendy - and the holy host variants) is clearly not limited to the fair maiden conventions of the Round Table Knights; and that any boy nicknamed "Gwen" would not be stopped by the (name police) Sheriff of Nottingham to be tried at King Arthur's court!
Thank You or presenting this.
This message was edited 10/14/2018, 6:22 AM
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