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My SO recently found out about a relative from the early 1800s named Caspar, who sounds like a really awesome guy. And now it's got me thinking about the name :) I already love the nn Cass. So, opinions on Caspar? And wdyt of the combo Caspar Whitney?
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my names list:
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**currently my keyboard.... sucks. So please forgive my likely spelling errors**
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“All generalizations are false, including this one.”
my names list:
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/111261
**currently my keyboard.... sucks. So please forgive my likely spelling errors**
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I have to champion Caspian over Caspar, which is a rarity for me as I really don't care for Caspian. Caspian doesn't have as deep a notch in pop culture, though, and it doesn't sound as childish as Caspar. I just can't find much to like about that name, sorry.
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I think Caspar is cool and I like this spelling better than Casper. I do think some people would associate it with the friendly ghost, but if that doesn't bother you then that's fine
I don't like Whitney though, it's definitely a girls name for me -although I dislike it on a girl too! Caspar Whitney doesn't sound good, the names are mismatched and I just don't like Whitney.
I don't like Whitney though, it's definitely a girls name for me -although I dislike it on a girl too! Caspar Whitney doesn't sound good, the names are mismatched and I just don't like Whitney.
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I like Caspar quite a lot (prefer the "er" spelling, myself). Whitney, on paper, isn't something I find appealing on either gender as a first name but, in the middle slot, it flows well with Caspar. Makes me wonder if it's a family surname you're handing down, which is also a nice way of honoring.
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