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HelpWDYTO Phoenix?
I love the mythology behind it and it's always been a favorite of mine. In my case, in would be used on a boy. Any mn suggestions?
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Great name, really like it.
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I don't really care for it as a name.
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I adore it always have
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I'm sorry but I really, really dislike Phoenix. It's great that you love and appreciate the mythology behind it, but SO many people who don't care (they just thought it had a "cool" sound) got to it first and cheapened the names meaning a lot, imo. I now think it looks horribly trendy and tacky.
Phoenix Hugo
Phoenix Simon
Phoenix Dante
Phoenix Theodore
Phoenix Elijah
Phoenix Wilhelm
Phoenix Arthur
Phoenix Caspar
Phoenix Yves (prn. like Eve)
Phoenix Leopold
Phoenix Hugo
Phoenix Simon
Phoenix Dante
Phoenix Theodore
Phoenix Elijah
Phoenix Wilhelm
Phoenix Arthur
Phoenix Caspar
Phoenix Yves (prn. like Eve)
Phoenix Leopold
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I don't like it as a name. It just seems kind of silly and excessive. Like naming someone Sphinx or Minotaur or Hydra. Griffin is not that uncommon of a name, but I think that's a bit odd too. Phoenix also makes me think of Jean Grey from X-Men.
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Except that besides the bird it was also someone's name in mythology
There was a man named Phoenix in the Illiad and there is also Phoenix the son of Agenor in Greek mythology. So it's not like naming a kid Sphinx or Minotaur or Hydra because those were never personal names in addition to being the names of creatures/monsters.
There was a man named Phoenix in the Illiad and there is also Phoenix the son of Agenor in Greek mythology. So it's not like naming a kid Sphinx or Minotaur or Hydra because those were never personal names in addition to being the names of creatures/monsters.
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Oh
Thanks, I did not know that. But since I didn't know, that's still what it seems like to me. But that does make it less odd then.
Thanks, I did not know that. But since I didn't know, that's still what it seems like to me. But that does make it less odd then.
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