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I kinda like it. I've never thought about it much, but it has a good association for me (the hobbit from LOTR). Like Gigi I do think 'fool of a Took' though lol, but it's a sort of half-smiling 'fool of a Took'. So yeah I guess I do like it.

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I would pronounce it PAIR-uh-grin, not with 'per' as the first syllable.

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Some combos:
Peregrine Percival
Peregrine Theodore
Peregrine Phoenix
Peregrine Harry
Peregrine Julian
Peregrine Oscar
Peregrine Francis
Peregrine Lachlan
Peregrine George
Peregrine James
Peregrine Yves
Peregrine Wilding
Peregrine Quentin
Peregrine Roald
Peregrine Linus

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I love this name! I always thought that a boy named Peregrine would make a good twin for a boy named Meriwether. They would be pranksters, with the nicknames Merri and Pip (or Pippin)! Pip/Pippin for Peregrine, of course.
I pronounce it PER-ə-grin.
Try Peregrine George, Alexander, James, whatever works.

I used to dislike it, but it grew on me and suddenly became one of my very favorites. I love it with NN Perry. I alternate between -green and -grin, and don't think it's necessary to prefer one over the other, even in practical application.

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My combination is Peregrine Mount or Peregrine Mount Alexander, Mount being a family surname.

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Other combinations:

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Ezra Peregrine
Felix Peregrine
George Peregrine

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Peregrine Felix
Peregrine Julius
Peregrine Frost
Peregrine Foxglove
Peregrine George
Peregrine Linden
Peregrine Robert

I like birds, too, but I'm not naming mine "Conure".

Fool of a Took

I really like Peregrine (nn Per and Perry), pronounced PER-ə-grin.

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Peregrine Arthur
Peregrine August
Peregrine Basil
Peregrine Caius
Peregrine Charles
Peregrine Daniel
Peregrine Duncan
Peregrine Elliot
Peregrine Henrik
Peregrine Henry
Peregrine Jude
Peregrine Leif
Peregrine Leo
Peregrine Lowell
Peregrine Maxwell
Peregrine Miles
Peregrine Milo
Peregrine Sidney
Peregrine Tavish
Peregrine Thomas
Peregrine Willem
Peregrine William

All I can think of is a peregrine falcon

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I say PER-ə-grin. I can only think of the bird though.

Yes, I do like it.Maybe I wouldn't use it, however, I'm fine with it on someone eles's child.
I say, PER-a grin.

I love it, personally. More as a GP, though, or maybe as a middle name. I pronounce it PER-ə-grin.

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Peregrine Alexander
Peregrine Desmond
Peregrine James
Peregrine Jonas
Peregrine Lukas
Peregrine Malcolm
Peregrine Martin
Peregrine Morgan
Peregrine Silas
Peregrine Xavier

I think Peregrine's rather handsome! I prefer "PER-ə-grin."

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Peregrine Alessio
Peregrine Alexis
Peregrine Arthur
Peregrine Ashley
Peregrine Basil
Peregrine Cecil ("blind traveler")
Peregrine Charles
Peregrine Claude ("lame traveler")
Peregrine Elias
Peregrine Emile
Peregrine Eugene
Peregrine Eustace
Peregrine Felice
Peregrine Felipe
Peregrine Felix
Peregrine George
Peregrine Giles
Peregrine Hugh
Peregrine Ivo
Peregrine Johannes
Peregrine Jules
Peregrine Leo
Peregrine Lewis
Peregrine Louis
Peregrine Lucius
Peregrine Lyle

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I like it! I could even use it as a mn to honor my father too. :) I prefer PER-ə-grin

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Lucas Peregrine / Peregrine Lucas
Peregrine Orion
Peregrine James
Peregrine Kelly
Peregrine Jordan
Peregrine Maximilian
Peregrine Judah
Peregrine Erasmus
Peregrine Wyatt
Peregrine Ronan
Peregrine Benjamin
Peregrine Felix
Peregrine Phineas
Peregrine Nolan
Peregrine Noah
Peregrine Noel

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Like any?

Sorry...another no

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