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I've fallen in love with Emeric ("EM-er-ic") lately.
Before I was a full-blown namenerd I was an old film nut. The name Emeric Pressburger would come up every now and then. Born Imre Jozsef Emmerich Pressburger in Hungary, he moved to Germany and France before settling in Britain and changing his name to Emeric. (Film buffs out there will know that he is a writer / directer and producer of British films.)
This name has been rolling around in the back of my head and lately has moved to the front. It seems easy to spell and say. It's got history, but hasn't been overly used to the point of boredom. For parents looking for a "unique" name, Emeric (to me) fits the bill.
What are your thoughts on Emeric? Any mn suggestions? Do you prefer Emmerich or even Amalric? Do you see any teasing potential / problems that I'm missing?
Thanks in advance.
Before I was a full-blown namenerd I was an old film nut. The name Emeric Pressburger would come up every now and then. Born Imre Jozsef Emmerich Pressburger in Hungary, he moved to Germany and France before settling in Britain and changing his name to Emeric. (Film buffs out there will know that he is a writer / directer and producer of British films.)
This name has been rolling around in the back of my head and lately has moved to the front. It seems easy to spell and say. It's got history, but hasn't been overly used to the point of boredom. For parents looking for a "unique" name, Emeric (to me) fits the bill.
What are your thoughts on Emeric? Any mn suggestions? Do you prefer Emmerich or even Amalric? Do you see any teasing potential / problems that I'm missing?
Thanks in advance.
This message was edited 4/7/2008, 11:12 AM
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