Finch?
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It's a VERY popular last name for the Rom, so I think of it as very "gypsy."
I kind of like it, but I'm not sure it fits too well with your other favourites.
I kind of like it, but I'm not sure it fits too well with your other favourites.
Hmm, thanks for letting me know that. Its interesting, but I don't know that it changes my view on the name.
If you don't think it goes well with the others in a sibset do you think it could go well as a middle name such as Edmund Finch or something similiar?
If you don't think it goes well with the others in a sibset do you think it could go well as a middle name such as Edmund Finch or something similiar?
I don't like nature names, and Finch doesn't sound all that attractive, either. It reminds me of "pinch". It's also rather pretentious in the way that Atticus is, so Finch gets a no from me.
I've thought about it before as sort of a GP middle name sort of deal. I think it fits in very well with your style.
I think it's sort of neat. Umm I don't have a whole lot to say about it except that I once had a dream that I was talking to this girl, and she wanted to name her kids Felik Milo and Lucas Finch. (only Felik was not EXACTLY Felik, but whatever.) Anyway these are all names I view as pretty hip, so I guess subconsciously I think Finch is a pretty hip choice. And I really like the combo Lucas Finch.
Finch? No, I'd only limit this name to pets.
It's a bit old fashioned to my ear, wasn't it the surname of some Dickens character? ETA: I'm thinking of Atticus Finch from To Kill a Mockingbird.
Edmund and Finch, or August and Finch wouldn't be too bad together, though for William, Edmund, August, and Finch, Finch would seem out of place.
Edmund and Finch, or August and Finch wouldn't be too bad together, though for William, Edmund, August, and Finch, Finch would seem out of place.
This message was edited 12/16/2009, 3:30 PM