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The name Pepe also sounds like the word "pee pee" which will get him teased all through school.
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Pepe the frog.
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Ignoring the aforementioned meme, I think it's a cute nickname for Joseph if you're Hispanic.
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Don't name your child after an alt right meme if you live in the US please.
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A dumb meme...
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Pepe the Frog is definitely a terrible association, since he's become popular among the racist, sexist alt-right. This is something you really won't want to call your kid.
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I can only think of Pepe le Pew, which is still a better association than Pepe the frog.
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Pepe the Frog is an Internet meme.
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Pepé Le Pew is a French skunk who is constantly looking for love.
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A theory for the origin of Pepe:
It is thought it comes from the Latin inscription associated with Joseph (Virgin Mary's husband), which is "pater putativus", which sort of means "adoptive father" or (more accurately) "considered father (but isn't)". Hence "pp", pronounced in Spanish "Pepe".
Another popular etymology is that Pepe is a reduced form of "Jusepe", the old Spansih form of "José" (Joseph). This is the most widely accepted among experts.
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It is thought it comes from the Latin inscription associated with Joseph (Virgin Mary's husband), which is "pater putativus", which sort of means "adoptive father" or (more accurately) "considered father (but isn't)". Hence "pp", pronounced in Spanish "Pepe".
Another popular etymology is that Pepe is a reduced form of "Jusepe", the old Spansih form of "José" (Joseph). This is the most widely accepted among experts.
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It's a tremendously cute nickname, and it was actually one of my nicknames that my parents used for me when I was a kid. It came from some type of children's program, as my name is nothing like Pepe (it's Marianne). However, it sounds totally infantile on anyone past the age of 12, I'd say.
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Pepe the Prawn is one of the Muppets. He was first introduced in the 1996 TV show Muppets Tonight and is known for saying, "I am not a shrimp, I am a King Prawn!"
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Pepe comes from the acronym P. P. meaning Pater Putativus (putative father) that was used to refer to Saint Joseph as the putative father of Jesus.
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Not that I don't like this name, but I have a pet rat and I named him Pepe. It took me a few days to realize why my Mexican friend Jose was annoyed at me.
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One of the masters of classical guitar, Pepe Romero, bears this name.
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