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Any opinions on Arthur as a first name? I'm beginning to like it. Is it too old-fashioned?
Also, WDYT of Arthur, Emily, and Julia as a sibset?
Thanks in advance!
"Non est ad astra mollis e terris via." --Seneca
Also, WDYT of Arthur, Emily, and Julia as a sibset?
Thanks in advance!
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love it
great sib set
great sib set
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I love Arthur! It's been in my top fivie for ages. I don't think it's too old fashioned. I find it very strong and masculine.
Arthur, Emily and Julia make a very nice sibset.
Hannah
I will dub my first child Alexander. If you want to know what will occur if my first child is a girl, I will tell you. He will not be a girl.
-Everything is Illuminated
Arthur, Emily and Julia make a very nice sibset.
Hannah
I will dub my first child Alexander. If you want to know what will occur if my first child is a girl, I will tell you. He will not be a girl.
-Everything is Illuminated
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Awesome!
I adore this name. Right now, I'm prefering it as a MN, but it's giving my other favorite names a run for their money yet again.
I don't think it's too old-fashioned. I mean, it *is* and "older" name, I suppose, but IMNSHO, I think that adds to its charm. I love "older" names. (Not to mention it also reminds me of King Arthur, so it also brings to mind noble and chivalrous connotations.)
I think Arthur, Emily, and Julia all go very well together. Emily and Julia are considerably more popular than Arthur right now (at least, here in the States), but I still consider them all "classics." :o)
"How you turned my world, you precious thing.
You starve and near exhaust me.
Everything I've done, I've done for you.
I move the stars for no one."
"Within You"
I adore this name. Right now, I'm prefering it as a MN, but it's giving my other favorite names a run for their money yet again.
I don't think it's too old-fashioned. I mean, it *is* and "older" name, I suppose, but IMNSHO, I think that adds to its charm. I love "older" names. (Not to mention it also reminds me of King Arthur, so it also brings to mind noble and chivalrous connotations.)
I think Arthur, Emily, and Julia all go very well together. Emily and Julia are considerably more popular than Arthur right now (at least, here in the States), but I still consider them all "classics." :o)
You starve and near exhaust me.
Everything I've done, I've done for you.
I move the stars for no one."
"Within You"
This message was edited 4/28/2006, 7:10 PM
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I love Arthur! I think of King Arthur (fair, noble, just, etc.), Arthur Wealey (form Harry Potter! Noble, fair, good-hearted) and my friend's brother (nn Artie, he's hilarious!).
So yes, I think it's an awesome first name! I love it!
I like it with Emily (Prefer Emma or Emmy) and Julia (But I'm biased :-P).
Julia Keelan
Warning! May start singing songs from any of the following musicals spontaneously:
Mamma Mia, Rent, We Will Rock You, Wicked, or Spamalot!
So yes, I think it's an awesome first name! I love it!
I like it with Emily (Prefer Emma or Emmy) and Julia (But I'm biased :-P).
Warning! May start singing songs from any of the following musicals spontaneously:
Mamma Mia, Rent, We Will Rock You, Wicked, or Spamalot!
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Arthur is a name that I can't get into. I've known some very nice guys name Art, but I don't like that NN, which it would be invariably shortened to at some point or another.
The sibset is nice, if a little bland.
What are the convulsions of a city in comparison with the insurrections of the soul?
Man is a depth still greater than the people.
The sibset is nice, if a little bland.
Man is a depth still greater than the people.
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http://www.behindthename.com/php/extra.php?extra=r&terms=emily
I think it is a very nice sib set.:) WDYT of changing the names just a little so they wont be as common?
I think it is a very nice sib set.:) WDYT of changing the names just a little so they wont be as common?
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