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I've been mulling over both Hayley and Wolfram in my head lately. I think I like them, but I don't really know. What are your thoughts on each name? Wolfram would be a MN only, probably with something like John or Aaron. Any combo ideas with Hayley? Any personal associations? Colors? Hayley for me is a lovely mix of yellow, orange, and pink, although I tend to like names that are cooler colors. Wolfram is deep green, but I don't know if that makes it too serious.
Any thoughts are appreciated! Thanks.
Any thoughts are appreciated! Thanks.
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Hayley is red mostly to me. But it also has some yellow, gray, and blue.
Wolfram is mostly orange and green with a little white, gray, and red.
H's are red, a slightly pink red. W's are orange, a slightly yellow orange or true middle orange. W's are never red orange. Capital letters almost always dictate what color the name will be for me. Unless the first letter in the name has a weak association and there are multiple letters that are the same color but different than the first letter of the name.
I don't mind Hayley - it has a nice sound - but it is too common and popular for my tastes. I love Wolfram especially as a middle name. John Wolfram and Aaron Wolfram both go great with Wolfram.
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Wolfram is mostly orange and green with a little white, gray, and red.
H's are red, a slightly pink red. W's are orange, a slightly yellow orange or true middle orange. W's are never red orange. Capital letters almost always dictate what color the name will be for me. Unless the first letter in the name has a weak association and there are multiple letters that are the same color but different than the first letter of the name.
I don't mind Hayley - it has a nice sound - but it is too common and popular for my tastes. I love Wolfram especially as a middle name. John Wolfram and Aaron Wolfram both go great with Wolfram.
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Hayley: I don't like it, it just seems childish to me. I think of the colors purple and pink.
Hayley Alexandra
Hayley Sophia
Hayley Katherine
Wolfram: I like it, and I love the meaning. I think Aaron is nice, but my favorite first name for Wolfram is Seth. With colors I think of black and purplish-blue like the color of raven feathers in sunlight.
Hayley Alexandra
Hayley Sophia
Hayley Katherine
Wolfram: I like it, and I love the meaning. I think Aaron is nice, but my favorite first name for Wolfram is Seth. With colors I think of black and purplish-blue like the color of raven feathers in sunlight.
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I love Wolfram lately, but I see your hesitation, sometimes I fear it's a little too out there or serious I guess. I think it's just the wolf-raven meaning, (which is secretly amazing to me) and the fear I have that other people will find my slight obsession with werewolves and other such dark European folklore weird. I keep meaning to make real-life combos for it. Luka Wolfram maybe?
Lol at the synesthesia comments. Hayley for me is yellow. Wolfram is also green, which I like, very forest-y.
Lol at the synesthesia comments. Hayley for me is yellow. Wolfram is also green, which I like, very forest-y.
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My message was cut short earlier, and I wasn't signed in so can't edit. But I just wanted to say I'm not big on Hayley, especially this spelling (it looks creative to me, too many y's), but it can be kind of cute I guess. It's just nms at all.
And also John Wolfram and Aaron Wolfram are both very handsome, rugged, and usable combos. They make me think of someone who could pull off either tailored suit or a flannel shirt with ease; I think that's a good sign.
And also John Wolfram and Aaron Wolfram are both very handsome, rugged, and usable combos. They make me think of someone who could pull off either tailored suit or a flannel shirt with ease; I think that's a good sign.
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I like Hayley, also Hailey and Haley. I have a cousin named Haylie now, she's about three. Her name is Haylie Marissa. Not 110 percent sure of her spelling but I think that's the one.
Wolfram I don't like. It sounds muffled and indistinct, like somebody with a giant bite of sandwich in their mouth.
Wolfram I don't like. It sounds muffled and indistinct, like somebody with a giant bite of sandwich in their mouth.
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