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HelpRe: Thoughts on these names?
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Rodin - Share the same kind of sound as many popular names in the US, could see it work there. I'm personally not a fan though
Jerom - I haven't seen this spelling before. I've never liked the sound or look of Jerom/Jerome.
Han - Swedish word for "he" so that's what I think of, and also some random Chinese/Asian guy
Fender - as in a boat fender? Nope...
Falko - It's okay, but would prefer it spelled Falco
Berend - Not sure what to think. I've never seen it before and I don't particularly like it but I've seen way worse.
Sybrand - No thanks. Dislike the look/sound
Fardau - Sounds arabic to me.
Wessel - Imagine twin boys names Fender and Wessel (vessel).
Anemoon - Honeymoon?
Vlinder - not sure how to pronounce this, if I didn't know better I'd expect it to be Indian.
Veerle - Not for me, but I've seen worse
Imme - Sounds very nicknamey
Feia - It's alright
Merel - I quite like it, and I like how it looks
Pip - Swedish word for 'beep' so I just think of the word, or Pip as a masculine nickname
Rozemarijn - Not a fan, regardless of spelling
Sanderijn "San" - Looks/sounds masculine
My favorites are Falko and Merel
Let us step into the night and pursue that flighty temptress, adventure.
PNL: http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/45898
Top: Alice and Matteo
Bottom: Kenzie and Deacon
'Eggbert' due December 2018
Jerom - I haven't seen this spelling before. I've never liked the sound or look of Jerom/Jerome.
Han - Swedish word for "he" so that's what I think of, and also some random Chinese/Asian guy
Fender - as in a boat fender? Nope...
Falko - It's okay, but would prefer it spelled Falco
Berend - Not sure what to think. I've never seen it before and I don't particularly like it but I've seen way worse.
Sybrand - No thanks. Dislike the look/sound
Fardau - Sounds arabic to me.
Wessel - Imagine twin boys names Fender and Wessel (vessel).
Anemoon - Honeymoon?
Vlinder - not sure how to pronounce this, if I didn't know better I'd expect it to be Indian.
Veerle - Not for me, but I've seen worse
Imme - Sounds very nicknamey
Feia - It's alright
Merel - I quite like it, and I like how it looks
Pip - Swedish word for 'beep' so I just think of the word, or Pip as a masculine nickname
Rozemarijn - Not a fan, regardless of spelling
Sanderijn "San" - Looks/sounds masculine
My favorites are Falko and Merel
PNL: http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/45898
Top: Alice and Matteo
Bottom: Kenzie and Deacon
'Eggbert' due December 2018
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I'm surprised Merel seems to be the favourite so far.
And I see you're not really a fan of Dutch names then? ;)
I had expected people to see Anemoon and would instantly make the connection to Anemone, I never thought about Honeymoon!
Beep is Piep in Dutch, so it isn't even that far off, but oddly I never made that connection.
Thanks for your opinion
And I see you're not really a fan of Dutch names then? ;)
I had expected people to see Anemoon and would instantly make the connection to Anemone, I never thought about Honeymoon!
Beep is Piep in Dutch, so it isn't even that far off, but oddly I never made that connection.
Thanks for your opinion
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Anemoon is pronounced "ah-nu-MAWN."
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