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I was watching Hannah Montana with my niece today, and the name Ajay came up - pn AW-jay. I actually quite like it but probably more as a middle name. WDYT?
Isidor Ajay
Lazarus Ajay
Isidor Ajay
Lazarus Ajay
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I prefer prn. Ay-Jay, but I prefer Vijay (vee-jay)
and I've always put them in the same category because they're Indian names.
and I've always put them in the same category because they're Indian names.
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Ajay doesn't do much for me -- makes me think of AJ. BTW, I once knew a girl by the name of Nitaj (pronounced Nitajay). Isn't that odd? She went by Nita.
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To Nickname for me
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I agree with everyone else that it's not very appealing as a name. Too close to the nickname AJ and it would never get prn. correctly. I think I would like it better prn. Aw-zhe like mirage minus the "mir" plus an "ay/eh" sound at the end. If any of that made sense.
I like Lazarus and Isidor, although you weren't asking for opinions on them.
I like Lazarus and Isidor, although you weren't asking for opinions on them.
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I dislike it.
I think it is crappy, but not much better than a similiar name I recently saw on a real child: Aajay.
I think it is crappy, but not much better than a similiar name I recently saw on a real child: Aajay.
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Terrible.
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I must agree.
I looks like a non-name. Way, way too trendy and hollow for my tastes.
I looks like a non-name. Way, way too trendy and hollow for my tastes.
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Actually, Ajay's an established Indian name.
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Well, now I feel about two inches tall
Ajay is a lovely name, then, if it is given as an Indian name. I must admit that my knowledge of established Indian names is a tad rusty :)
If it's a phonetic spelling of the initials AJ, however, then I stand by my original critique.
Ajay is a lovely name, then, if it is given as an Indian name. I must admit that my knowledge of established Indian names is a tad rusty :)
If it's a phonetic spelling of the initials AJ, however, then I stand by my original critique.
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Don't feel too bad
I would bet a considerable amount of money that 99% of the Ajays outside of India were named because their parents thought it was a cool spelling of AJ.
I would bet a considerable amount of money that 99% of the Ajays outside of India were named because their parents thought it was a cool spelling of AJ.
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I also agree.
Hollow, trendy, and flat.
Hollow, trendy, and flat.
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Echoing all of this.
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