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WDYTO these four? I'm wary of the fact that Elijah and Jonah popular in the States just now, because American trends often cross the Atlantic (always to England before they turn north, seeing as Scotland traditionally has its own stock of names, many of which are rare or aren't found at all in England). But, as I say, for the moment they are both virtually unheard of here. People know the names but never use them. They'd be a bit different :-) How are these combinations? (Hazael is pron. HAZ-ay-el; Micah as MYE-kuh)

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Morgan Elijah
Morgan Hazael
Hazael Rhett
Tristan Micah
Micah Stephan (STEFF-in)
Micah Henry (favourite at the moment)
Dillon Micah
Leo Micah
Leo Jonah
Carwyn Jonah
Carwyn Micah
Carwyn Elijah
Micah Lucian (LOO-see-an)
Jonah Lucian
Esme Hazael
Esme Jonah
Cassidy Jonah (too cowboyish?)
River Jonah
Jonah Pearce
Rowan Micah (ROE-an)
Arlen Micah (ARE-lin)
Ruairi Jonah (Ruairí: ROO-(a)-ree)
Micah Shea ("shay" ... this is probably too short for my liking though)
Arlen Micah Shea "shay" (Does this sound like a sentence though? "Arlin my cashay!" Goodness knows what *that* would mean ... Is Arlen Morgan Shea better? Arlen Henry Shea?)

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I know this in no helpful order whatsoever, so thanks for bearing with me :-)

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