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HelpWDYT of Graham?
Graham...
1) Do you like it? (Be honest, you won't hurt my feelings!)
1a) If you like it, would you prefer it as a fn or mn?
2) What are some names you might pair it with? (fn/mn/siblings/whatever)
1) Do you like it? (Be honest, you won't hurt my feelings!)
1a) If you like it, would you prefer it as a fn or mn?
2) What are some names you might pair it with? (fn/mn/siblings/whatever)
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Before I answer, how are you pronouncing it? I say GRAY-um, and find the GRAM prn a bit odd.
1. I really don't know if I like it. It's kind of an old-man name to me, and it's a common surname where I'm from as well. It's not really my cup of tea, but I don't dislike it either. Haha sorry that wasn't very helpful was it!
2. Graham and Henry. No wait Graham Henry is the All Blacks coach lol.
Graham and Francis
Graham and Harry
Graham and Curtis
Graham and Desmond
Graham and Patrick
Graham and Dalton
Graham and Kim
1. I really don't know if I like it. It's kind of an old-man name to me, and it's a common surname where I'm from as well. It's not really my cup of tea, but I don't dislike it either. Haha sorry that wasn't very helpful was it!
2. Graham and Henry. No wait Graham Henry is the All Blacks coach lol.
Graham and Francis
Graham and Harry
Graham and Curtis
Graham and Desmond
Graham and Patrick
Graham and Dalton
Graham and Kim
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Ok
It's my grandfather's name. I haven't seen it only anyone under the age of 60 in a long time so I suppose it would be quite unexpected.
It's my grandfather's name. I haven't seen it only anyone under the age of 60 in a long time so I suppose it would be quite unexpected.
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Graham is one of those names I don't know if I love or hate. I really like it because I see it as a masculine, almost regal name. I always imagine a Graham as someone smart and sophisticated but without being boring or snobbish. On the other hand I don't like the associations with graham crackers etc and I don't really like the look or sound of it.
Garham works both as a first and middle name in my opinion. I really like the combo Graham Thomas which also happens to be the name of a certain rose.
Garham works both as a first and middle name in my opinion. I really like the combo Graham Thomas which also happens to be the name of a certain rose.
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I like the name Graham!!! as a fn or mn.
A good classic name would be wonderful with it.
A good classic name would be wonderful with it.
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Love it!
1) I think it's very handsome! I'd use it, but DH has crossed it off the list. I'd use it as a first name, but it would of course make a fine middle name too.
2) Some names I think have a similar feel are: Alasdair, Bryn, Ciaran, Daire, Diarmaid, Eamonn, Edward, Fionn, Francis, Gregory, Hamish, Harrison, Henry, Ian, Jack, James, Mackenzie, Morgan, Oliver, Owen, Patrick, Rory, Theodore, Thomas, and William. Girls are a little harder... maybe Allison, Bridget, Effie, Fiona, Honora, Margaret, Maureen, Molly, Nina, Nora, and Virginia.
1) I think it's very handsome! I'd use it, but DH has crossed it off the list. I'd use it as a first name, but it would of course make a fine middle name too.
2) Some names I think have a similar feel are: Alasdair, Bryn, Ciaran, Daire, Diarmaid, Eamonn, Edward, Fionn, Francis, Gregory, Hamish, Harrison, Henry, Ian, Jack, James, Mackenzie, Morgan, Oliver, Owen, Patrick, Rory, Theodore, Thomas, and William. Girls are a little harder... maybe Allison, Bridget, Effie, Fiona, Honora, Margaret, Maureen, Molly, Nina, Nora, and Virginia.
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Love it!
can go as fn and mn :-)
great name!!!
Respectiable, with roots, nice nn and not so popular theose days still not dated!
can go as fn and mn :-)
great name!!!
Respectiable, with roots, nice nn and not so popular theose days still not dated!
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1) I don't mind it but I wouldn't use it.
1a) Probably middle
2) Wesley was the first thing I thought of; I think it would work for a fn or a brother.
1a) Probably middle
2) Wesley was the first thing I thought of; I think it would work for a fn or a brother.
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