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Re: Dermot (ETA)
Aw, we almost named our cat Dermot. :-) It's so handsome and underappreciated. I pronounce it the same way you do. I'm in the U.S. And if it makes you feel any better my mother, who is from Ireland and still speaks with a brogue, pronounces Dermot and Diarmaid the same way you do. Niko, Emerson, Lachlan and Dermot make a sporty, yet chic and artsy quartet. Your own little rugby team.ETA: I forgot the combos:Dermot Ulysses
Dermot Angus
Dermot Emrys
Dermot Rhys
Dermot Hector
Dermot Orsino
Dermot Stephen
Dermot Nathaniel
Dermot Alonzo
Dermot Porfirio
Dermot Arcangelo
Dermot Evander
Dermot Lucian
Dermot Oliver
Dermot Leif
Dermot Torquil
Dermot Felix
Dermot Huxley
Dermot Oscar
Dermot Éamonn
Dermot Niall ("nile")
Dermot Hickory
Dermot Hawthorn
Dermot Tadhg / Tighe
Dermot Mulberry
Dermot Sorrel
Dermot Ismail / Ishmael
Dermot Josiah
Dermot Horatio
Dermot Cornelius
Dermot Roland
Dermot Tobias
Dermot Hollis
Dermot Sequoia
Dermot Ainsley
Dermot Xavier
Dermot Orpheus
Dermot Noel
Dermot Lionel
Dermot St. John
Dermot Ivo
Dermot Sebastian
Dermot Alistair
Dermot Wystan
Dermot Anan (= fourth born child!):-)

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Gold stars for
Dermot Alonzo
Dermot Evander (is that good memory or dumb luck??)
Dermot Hawthorn
and Dermot AlistairI love Dermot Mulberry and Dermot Hickory, but wouldn't be courageous enough to use them.What do you think of
Dermot Rafferty
Dermot Emmanuel
Dermot Reid
Dermot Gray
Dermot Amadeus
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Definitely dumb luck. I've given up trying to remember everyone's tastes here. People change their screen names just to make my life more difficult, so why should I try? It's all about me, after all. :-P Or my bad memory. Dermot Rafferty flows wonderfully. But knowing a Rafferty family makes me jealous for their sakes. If it's a family surname for the child, then I'm all for it.Dermot Emmanuel flow beautifully as well. But my heart belongs to Dermot Amadeus. Normally the repeated "d" sounds might put me off. But the imagery from the 1980n movie with Irish folklore Dermot makes my brain very happy. :-)
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Yay. Thanks for the feedback. By the way, I'll try not to change my screen name, since I know how much hardship that would cause you. :)
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:-)
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