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I want to like Lennox but it just doesn't have enough substance behind it to me, I've been hearing this name a lot lately it seems a bit trendy too. I like Lennon a little more it seems more like a name to me.

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Lennox Peter is nice out of your combos.

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I don't like Lennox. It reminds me a lot of lummox, and it's too celeb-trendy-style, especially with nn Nox. Also, it reminds me of Lenox china, which makes it sound pretentious. I think Lennon is better. Doesn't really need a nickname, but Len is okay.

I like Lennox Leopold, I like alliterative combos too!

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Lennox Larkin
Lennox Llewelyn
Lennox Lachlan
Lennox Lucan
Lennox Lorcan
Lennox Lucius
Lennox Ludo / Ludovic

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Lennox Peredur
Lennox Cormac
Lennox Jago
Lennox Hector
Lennox Hugo
Lennox Alaois
Lennox Padraic
Lennox Vincent
Lennox Idris

I think I like Lennox. The first syllable is soft and smooth, but the x on the end gives it some punch and makes it interesting. It makes me think of Lennox Lewis and Lenox china which is a cool dichotomy, actually...brawly meets refined.

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It's definitely usable in the US, and, since Lennon's overwhelming celebrity connection and trendy two-syllable-ends-in-N sound don't impress me, I prefer Lennox. I wouldn't pre-select a nickname, but it wouldn't bother me if Len or Lenny seemed to suit him and ended up being used. I don't like Nox at all.

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My favorite of your combos is Lennox Peter.

I really like it :) I am located in NY. I like Lennon better, but I am bias, that is my son's name. We call my son Len, Lenny and Lennon interchangeably. His middle name is Clayton and we also sometimes call him Lenny Clay ;) I love his name! I love the coolness of it long, I love the casualness of it short, and I love the strength of plain LEN. I am very pleases with the name we chose.

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For Lennox, I also really like the NN Nox, but I have a hunch no one would actually use it. Shortening to Lenny or Len seem more intuitive somehow.

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I am not usually a fan of "P" names, but I kind of like Lennox Pol.

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I am not really a fan of your other MNs. Maybe a different L name if you like alliteration?

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Lennox Lachlan
Lennox Leif
Lennox Lewis
Lennox Leroy
Lennox Lawrence

This message was edited 7/15/2011, 7:08 AM

Too Annie Lennox.

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It has a really trendy feel to it and makes me think of the moon for some reason. The latter is at least kind of a positive.

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With more unexpected middle names though it's not seeming so bad. I like Lennox Pol.

This message was edited 7/15/2011, 6:58 AM

I'm in the US, and I think it's usable. I like Lennon too; I'm not sure which I think is better. Lennox reminds me of Mary Lennox, and Lennon reminds me of (who else) John Lennon. I love Lennox Peter. I'd probably call a Lennox Len or just Lennox. Maybe Nox. Not Lenny though.

I like Lennox. It seems usable to me. I prefer it to Lennon. Len and Lenny are adorable nicknames.

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I like Lennox Pòl the best out of the combos.

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Edited to correct typo.

This message was edited 7/15/2011, 9:57 PM

I think Lennox is very cool. I wouldnt use a nickname but I think Lenny sounds kind of cute.

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As for combos I like Lennox Pol and Lennox Leopold.

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A while ago I read a book where of the female characters was named Lennox and so I always think of it as a girl's name for that reason, even though it doesn't sound particulary feminine.