Message: "WDYTO Balthasar?"

WDYTO Balthasar?

by Justina

12/20/2005, 9:41 PM

I really like this name. It's one of my old favorites. I think that Balthasar and Sebastian would be a good sibset. This name holds no religious connotations for me.

Do you prefer Balthasar or Balthazar?
What mns would sound good?
What do you think of the name in general?

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- Marija Luminitsa

12/21/2005, 8:57 PM

Do you prefer Balthasar or Balthazar? Balthazar
What mns would sound good?
Adrian
Anthony/Anton
Damian
Elias/Elijah
Ethan
Fabian
Francis
Frederick
Felix
Henry
James
Joseph
Julian
John
Jonas
Lucian
Lucas/Lukas
Matthew
Michael
Nicholas
Patrick
Philip
Samuel
Stephen
Simon
Severin
Thomas
Tristan
Vincent
William
What do you think of the name in general?
I love it, mostly because I know someone with the name. :-)

- rainmaker

12/21/2005, 1:06 PM

I really like Balthasar (this spelling because it looks softer). My favorite kinds of combinations are old-fashioned, uncommon first names with more mainstream middle names, so pairing Balthasar with anything along the lines of Joseph, William, Thomas, etc. would be great, in my opinion.

- Elinor (Elly747) +1

12/21/2005, 5:42 AM

I don't think Balthasar would work on a child at all. It sounds sinister to me, like it might be given to the "baddie" in a Disney film.

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- Dawnie (dawniestarr)

12/21/2005, 5:05 PM

Isn't there a childrens programme where one of the main characters is a teddy bear called Balthasar?
I can't remember the name of it, but the puppets were made by Jim Henson's Workshop.
I like it, but I think the spelling is a bit awkward. I've spent my life spelling my surname, and I can easily imagine a child getting quite annoyed having to spell his name constantly.

- Shurochka

12/21/2005, 1:54 AM

Balthazar is a very neat name! I think with Sebastian it's a bit overkill, because they are quite similar in style (long, impressive, somewhat European).

I prefer Balthazar, just because I think that's the spelling most people would leap to. However, it's such a showy name that it doesn't really need the Z, so I love Balthasar too.

I like..
Balthazar Miguel
Balthazar Diego
Balthazar Nicholas
Balthazar Jesse
Balthazar Jay
Balthazar Antonio
Balthazar Manuel
Balthazar Francis
Balthazar Peter
Balthazar Teague

Something a bit plain/common/normal works best, I think.

- Jae

12/20/2005, 11:07 PM

The names are nms but I think they sound nice together. Balthazar looks a bit better to me than Balthasar does.

- gypsy

12/20/2005, 9:55 PM

I really like unusual names, but this one is too much for me. It is intriguing, but too over-the-top, and a bit harsh sounding. However, it's a bold move to name a kid Balthazar and I'd like to meet the parent who actually goes for it!

I prefer the spelling Balthazar. I dislike it with Sebastian.

- Array (WeloveyouJesseLacey)

12/20/2005, 9:48 PM

I love the name, but I prefer Baltasar and Baltazar. The H looks superfluous to me. While I don't at all like Sebastian, I agree that they'd sound nice together.

Some suggestions:

Baltazar Ash
Baltazar George
Baltazar Christian
Baltazar Philip
Baltazar Edmund
Baltazar Thomas
Baltazar Edwin
Baltazar Harold
Baltazar Charles
Baltazar Martin
Baltazar Lyle
Baltazar Eric

I like the idea of grounding it with a traditional middle name, but I'm not really sure what sorts of names you like, heh. I don't have any really good suggestions for middle names just now.

Array

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