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I like the name Holden, I think it is strong and masculine, however it is the name of a car brand that we get here in New Zealand. What are you opinions? Can you imagine this name on a little boy, a teenager and a grown man?
Roman is another nice name. It's masculine but not harsh, but it does remind me of the Roman Empire and roman sandels. Any opinions?
Roman is another nice name. It's masculine but not harsh, but it does remind me of the Roman Empire and roman sandels. Any opinions?
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I do like the name Holden and agree that it sounds strong and masculine, but being from Australia, the car is the first thing that comes to mind. I think most people would think you were a big Holden car fan if you used the name for a son.
Roman is nice too, though I wouldn't personally use it.
Roman is nice too, though I wouldn't personally use it.
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I like Holden, probably as it was my favourite teachers surname, and although i would never use it myself i can appreciate that it's a nice name and i think it would work well on any age, though especially a teenager and grown man.
I don't like Roman, It's my cousin's son's name and it still hasnt grown on me
I don't like Roman, It's my cousin's son's name and it still hasnt grown on me
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Roman doesn't seem like a name at all, in spite of Polanski. In English it's too much of an adjective: it'd be like naming a child Greek or Spanish.
Holden is too close to holding, the participle, and Holding, the ln.
Holden is too close to holding, the participle, and Holding, the ln.
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Polanski and Caulfield.
Basically.
Basically.
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I must agree
very strong associations
very strong associations
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ditto.
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I love Roman!
... and don't like Holden at all. I just doesn't sound appealing to me.
... and don't like Holden at all. I just doesn't sound appealing to me.
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