Names For My Future Children

Typical Uncle Tom names.

 

Ivan the terrible.

 

Something biblical.

Luke or John or Matt.

 

Lots of Johns already. What about Zebedee or Caiaphas?

 

I know a couple who named their son Ronan. I kinda wish I had thought of it first. It's very strong and masculine.

my own son has a very classic, traditional name but it is also very uncommon these days

if I ever have a girl I want to name her Imogen (also very classic as it was first used by Shakespeare) and then her middle name will be my maiden name

 

first name Dickens...middle name Cider

 

Nice.


Anyways...
I like Pavle or Danijel for a boy, and Sofija or Ines or Agnes or Natalija for a girl.

I'm still undecided on the whole having children thing though.

 

I like old testament biblical names better than new. My son has an old testament name

 

1st boy=Erin. (but that's a girls name-someone exclaimed! Don't give a shit--grandparents were stone Irish and came over on the Queen Mary -late 40s.)

2nd boy= Matthew. The brains.

Daughter= Tobyn. A little change on the original Irish family name , which is Tobin.

We were going to name the first child--Mahina if it was a girl. Hawaiian for moon.

(Tobin was kids grandmothers maiden name)

 

I like the old testemant name Zebulan for a boy. But it doesn't match the Earth names I wanna give my kids.

 

Forest is probably the best of all of them.

I don't like your daughter names so much. If you're going to go with an earth name, I'd go with Brook or Frost.

 

Forest would be the worst

Would be a lifetime of Run Forest Run

 

Only from old farts like you

 

Lolz


...and it not a Star Wars name, well, forest moon of Endor, maybe it is

 

I knew a Forest once. He was called Forry, though...never Forest.

 

I would name my girl Natasha

I would name my boy Eli

 

fluffles and grontic. (how is a forest supposed to be able to run? aren't trees supposed to have roots or something?)

 

I would probably give my kid 2 names (if it was just my choice): one local heathen and one that happens to be biblical: I mainly like David. Because of the sound and association. That's why I wouldn't call my kid Yob for instance, also because of associations. Not the biblical ones, it's just that Yob (Job, not pronounced like the word job btw ) is a dutch name and I don't like any dutch Jobs that I know... (sorry Jobs).

Me neither. I guess I just don't really dig earthy names. Or... it's not that by definition, it is more just words that are turned into names. Not that I would hold it against the name carrier or even parent! It is just so I wouldn't use such names myself.

Luke is both biblical and a Star wars name, what more does one need (well maybe his cool last name) In dutch we have a very common boys name called Johan, which could easily be shorted to Han :-D (Johan is actually derived from the dutch bliblical name of John: Johannes, which is even more common here). I actually know someone who is mainly called Han, but it is a woman who's name is Johanneke (yeps name turned into a female form ). Also Hannahs are called Han often. Hmm I guess it may just be more of a girly name. Never thought of that before about Han Solo

edit: I always thought Obi wan Kenobi is a great name too

 

Unlikely I'll have any more kids, but I might go with Adam and Eve. Just keep them away from fruit sellers.

A friend of mine has kids named Phoenix and Storm. I quite like those 2.

 

Storm as a name makes me think of the X-men... I would not do that to my kid