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HelpRe: Hazel... on a boy?
in reply to a message by Daffodil
Then use just Haze. Haze can be the masculine form. I have seen just Haze.
I am with Queenv on this one. Just because it was used a few times by some random person in the 1800s because it was their maiden name or they confused Hazael, does not make it traditionally unisex or masculine.
I am with Queenv on this one. Just because it was used a few times by some random person in the 1800s because it was their maiden name or they confused Hazael, does not make it traditionally unisex or masculine.
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