Bede
On my mind this weekend. Wondering if it works as a first name in the US, or if it sounds too much like the noun/verb bead and if John and Bede make good brothers? Suggestions for combos?
TIA
~Anna~
TIA
~Anna~
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Ooh love it! I would love to see it used in real life. I think it would get a lot of weird looks, but it's certainly nothing too strange that I'd think people should avoid it. It has such a great history. I mean, St. Bede, man. I think it is AMAZING as a brother set with John.
For real-life combos, I'd pair it with something much more middle-of-the-road to balance it out a bit. Like Bede Nathan or Bede Thomas.
For real-life combos, I'd pair it with something much more middle-of-the-road to balance it out a bit. Like Bede Nathan or Bede Thomas.
I think of the English historian. I'm not sure it would work in America. Maybe?
However, I would never expect to meter siblings named John and Bede.
However, I would never expect to meter siblings named John and Bede.