View Message

Ramsay is the spelling I prefer and, wow, what a neat name. I've never thought of it before. I think Ramsay would be very fit. Strong and muscled, but soft-spoken.

I do like it, but it's hard for me to decide about the spelling. Probably Ramsey, because it looks less surnamey and the pronunciation is less ambiguous. I don't really have an expectation of what he ought to be like, but it's unusual enough that it has potential to seem dorky.

Ramsey was one of my grandmother's surnames. So I identify it as a surname.

---

I have met a Ramsay, however. I can't say it leaves me with a positive connotation. He was cocky, rude, and pretentious.

---

That being said, it's certainly not the worst name out there, and while I wouldn't use it, I probably wouldn't turn up my nose when meeting a little Ramsey/Ramsay either.

I like Ramsay, not sure which spelling I prefer though.

Makes me think of the British chef, Gordon Ramsay. I prefer the Ramsey spelling

---

Ramsay / Ramsey Mason
Ramsay / Ramsey Darrien
Ramsay / Ramsey Cain
Ramsay / Ramsey Sage
Ramsay / Ramsey Eli
Ramsay / Ramsey Lane
Ramsay / Ramsey Austen
Ramsay / Ramsey Cullen
Ramsay / Ramsey Gavin
Ramsay / Ramsey Brendon
Ramsay / Ramsey Quentin
Ramsay / Ramsey Carter
Ramsay / Ramsey Schuyler
Ramsay / Ramsey Tanner