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in reply to a message by Julia
I love Luca, though I think I prefer Luka. I go back and forth on this, but Luka tends to look like the more boyish spelling to me--and it's one of the few names I love the look of the K in.
In any case, it's certainly masculine enough for a boy and doesn't need a nickname. If you went with one, though, I'd go with Luc/Luk rather than Luke; the E on the end makes it look like a whole other name (which, of course, it is) rather than a nickname. If I had a kid named Luka, I'd probably call him Lucky, myself--but I don't expect that to be a popular option around here.
Let's see...Luca/Luka middle names.
Luka Joseph
Luka Theodore
Luka Desmond
Luka Vincent
Luka Victor
Luka Niles
Luka William
Luka Wilde
Luka Francis
Luka John
Luka Martin
Luka Willard
Luka Henry
I have a hard time coming up with very Julia-ish names, ha. I tried to stick with the straight and narrow of traditional boy names, but it's simply not something I can do. ;)
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In any case, it's certainly masculine enough for a boy and doesn't need a nickname. If you went with one, though, I'd go with Luc/Luk rather than Luke; the E on the end makes it look like a whole other name (which, of course, it is) rather than a nickname. If I had a kid named Luka, I'd probably call him Lucky, myself--but I don't expect that to be a popular option around here.
Let's see...Luca/Luka middle names.
Luka Joseph
Luka Theodore
Luka Desmond
Luka Vincent
Luka Victor
Luka Niles
Luka William
Luka Wilde
Luka Francis
Luka John
Luka Martin
Luka Willard
Luka Henry
I have a hard time coming up with very Julia-ish names, ha. I tried to stick with the straight and narrow of traditional boy names, but it's simply not something I can do. ;)
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"Phineas. That's an interesting name."
"Yeah. It's Latin for 'kick me'."
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