Comments (Personal Impression Only)
Charming and stunning, but masculine all the same. I've heard it given the implied meaning of 'liberator', which makes it all the better.
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Love it! Dignified and uncommon. Beautifully stunning.
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At first, the “Lie” and “Lice” sounds turned me away. However, I really love the way that this name sounds. It’s very handsome and unique.
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I came across this name for the first time in the last Harry Potter book. I like this name!
I can see it on an under 30 (since childhood until 20s) so it has a modern vibe, positive this time.
I imagine a weird and nerdy boy, a twin with Platinum hair and grey eyes or very pale light-blue ones. Or also albino.
The 'Lys' part reminds me of 'Lily' in French, kind of aristocratic / royal vibe (symbol of House of Bourbon) but also the fictional city of Lys (A Song of Ice and Fire) where people are platinum-haired. And Luna Lovegood's appearance is similar.
I don't know why but Lysander makes me think of a boy who is a medium and can see ghosts or something else.
All these things are positive in my opinion... just quite weird.
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I can see it on an under 30 (since childhood until 20s) so it has a modern vibe, positive this time.
I imagine a weird and nerdy boy, a twin with Platinum hair and grey eyes or very pale light-blue ones. Or also albino.
The 'Lys' part reminds me of 'Lily' in French, kind of aristocratic / royal vibe (symbol of House of Bourbon) but also the fictional city of Lys (A Song of Ice and Fire) where people are platinum-haired. And Luna Lovegood's appearance is similar.
I don't know why but Lysander makes me think of a boy who is a medium and can see ghosts or something else.
All these things are positive in my opinion... just quite weird.
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I don't like it. It looks and sounds bizarre.
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There is not much teasing with this name, believe me, I've carried the name for 40 years on June 1st!
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This is my given birth name and I don't know how my mother decided to give me the name but I like it and it seems people do like it too!
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It makes me think of Lysol (cleaning product) and of lice. Not much of a fan.
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We named our son Lysander and there has never been an issue with teasing. People often think it is Zander or Alexander when they first hear it.
We pronounce it LY-sander and when he was a toddler we called him Ly-Ly. Now that he is nine, he prefers Ly.
His older brother tried Sandy and Sander but it never took.
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We pronounce it LY-sander and when he was a toddler we called him Ly-Ly. Now that he is nine, he prefers Ly.
His older brother tried Sandy and Sander but it never took.
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I just adore the name Lysander. I'm worried about teasing though. Also, I want strong and masculine name for my son and Lysander just doesn't fit that in my opinion. Right now I'm iffy about it but I do still love it.
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Even though I really like the name, Lysander's meaning "a release of a man" can either be interpreted as a boy growing into a man, or something quite *wrong*.
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With the current popularity of Alexander, I am surprised that more parents aren't turning to Lysander as "unique" alternative to the more popular name.
It is really a quite attractive name - classic, but with a great modern feel. A cute name for a little boy, but something that would also be strong enough for a grown man.
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It is really a quite attractive name - classic, but with a great modern feel. A cute name for a little boy, but something that would also be strong enough for a grown man.
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A strong and lovely name.
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