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I love the name Pip, but I would like for it to be a nickname so that when my son grows up he can take a more manly name. What do you think would be a good name that could be nicknamed Pip? Besides Phillip.
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Besides Philip? That's tough.
How about:
Pipin
Ptolemy (I know there's no P sound in Ptolemy -- that's why the antithetical nn with two P sounds would be cute)
Peregrine
Agrippa
Theophilus ("thee-AH-fil-us")
Prosper
Phineas
Peter / Pietro / Piers / Pierre
Cyprian
Giuseppe
Hippolyte / Ippolit ("ee-po-LEET") / Ippolito / Hippolytos ("hih-POL-i-toes")
I know a lot of these are "out there." But they don't see the light of day much so I thought I'd list them anyway. Good luck!
How about:
Pipin
Ptolemy (I know there's no P sound in Ptolemy -- that's why the antithetical nn with two P sounds would be cute)
Peregrine
Agrippa
Theophilus ("thee-AH-fil-us")
Prosper
Phineas
Peter / Pietro / Piers / Pierre
Cyprian
Giuseppe
Hippolyte / Ippolit ("ee-po-LEET") / Ippolito / Hippolytos ("hih-POL-i-toes")
I know a lot of these are "out there." But they don't see the light of day much so I thought I'd list them anyway. Good luck!
This message was edited 5/18/2012, 12:19 PM
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Pierce
Piers
Pipin / Pippin
Pitter
Piran / Pirran / Perran
Perrin
Josip
Piers
Pipin / Pippin
Pitter
Piran / Pirran / Perran
Perrin
Josip
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Josip -- Nice one.
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Pippin
Piran
Piers
I really think it could work for any name starting with a P.
Piran
Piers
I really think it could work for any name starting with a P.
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