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I love it! .

It's interesting. Hopefully, predictive, too right?

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At first I thought it would need a strong, masculine more common mn, but I tried a few out like
Prosper John
Prosper Andrew
Prosper Matthew

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and it sounds in my head like someone's signing off on a letter or telling someone to Prosper. So, now I'm not so sure.

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I've since tried out a few others:
Prosper Raimi
Prosper Breyden
Prosper Ellis

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and I'm still getting the same effect. For me, through trying to come up with a combo I like, Prosper has been relegated to a mn only kind of name.

I like it

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Prosper Malcolm
Prosper Eliot
Prosper Valentin
Prosper Casimir
Prosper Henry
Prosper Felix
Prosper Emrys
Prosper Nikolai
Prosper Theodore

It's ok but a bit too wordy for me.
I think it would sound good with a traditional male middle name such as Edward or William.

Too Puritian. Too easy of a name to make bad jokes about. Child will get teased--most likely by annoying adults.

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"Hey, Prosper, made any money today?"
"Found any good prospects, Prosper?"
"You must be very prosperous, Prosper."

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etc.

Too pilgrim. It could work as a middle name, though.

Prosper's grand.

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Prosper Afanasy
Prosper Aloysius
Prosper Ambrose
Prosper Augustine
Prosper Benedict
Prosper Calvin
Prosper Charles
Prosper Clement
Prosper Cleveland
Prosper Clive
Prosper Clyde
Prosper Columba
Prosper Daniel
Prosper Desmond
Prosper Edmond
Prosper Edmund
Prosper Émilien
Prosper Emiliano
Prosper Euclid
Prosper Eugene
Prosper Evelyn
Prosper Ferdinand
Prosper Felix
Prosper Finnegan
Prosper Fintan
Prosper Frederick
Prosper Geoffrey
Prosper Giles

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