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in reply to a message by SJayne
Thats the vibe I get from it. Its along the same lines as people see Atticus, Magnus, and Holden.
Its not a bad name, it just has that vibe. Some people don't like that and therefore stay away from names like that.
Its not a bad name, it just has that vibe. Some people don't like that and therefore stay away from names like that.
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besides that vibe I just don't like the sound of it. It is a million times better than Hugh, though.
besides that vibe I just don't like the sound of it. It is a million times better than Hugh, though.
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Wait...
And I thought that in the US Hugo was mainly used by Hispanics. (In other English-speaking countries it might be different, though...) It is a Spanish name.
And I thought that in the US Hugo was mainly used by Hispanics. (In other English-speaking countries it might be different, though...) It is a Spanish name.
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It's the Latinized form of Hugh. Hugh is a Germanic name. It may be used mainly by Hispanics in the US (not sure about that), but that doesn't make it a Spanish name. It's not odd at all to see it used among other groups. Well, maybe odd in the sense that it's not at all popular, but not odd in a cultural sense.
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