[Opinions] Utah
I just got back from a senior recital here on campus. There were different performers and such and one of them was a man named Utah (who played the bass). I thought it was a really interesting name. I've heard Montana and Indiana before and even Jersey, but never Utah. Wdyt?
BTW, he's a professor here at the university.
BTW, he's a professor here at the university.
This message was edited 3/20/2008, 5:48 PM
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I lived in Utah for roughly two years and I thought you were going to show some birth announcements from there. It's truly the origin of some of the most bizarre naming I have ever encountered.
Utah for a male is...interesting. Perhaps there was Ute Indian in his ancestry.
Utah for a male is...interesting. Perhaps there was Ute Indian in his ancestry.
I've seen it on boys in BA's before it's nms
I know a guy named Utah
I guess he was from Mozambique and lived down the hall from me. Hmm, he was quite good looking. ;-)
I guess he was from Mozambique and lived down the hall from me. Hmm, he was quite good looking. ;-)
This message was edited 3/20/2008, 9:32 PM
Utah comes from the Ute Native American tribe it means "top of the mountain." So I've always been told. So, I looked it up and I found it means "People of the mountain." I live in this state. So while i'd never use it.... I love it.
This message was edited 3/20/2008, 8:34 PM
Did you know actually I am in Utah right now? I got to BYU!
I'm in Provo, Utah.
Ugly name, though, IMO. Beautiful state though I'm looking at the mountains right now and the sunshine on them! (Though fading away).
~diamond
I'm in Provo, Utah.
Ugly name, though, IMO. Beautiful state though I'm looking at the mountains right now and the sunshine on them! (Though fading away).
~diamond
Well. It's better than Idaho! :D
I wonder if it has some sort of significance to his family or something? Otherwise it seems ridiculous.
I wonder if it has some sort of significance to his family or something? Otherwise it seems ridiculous.