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The only -t-n and -d-n names I can face are Brendan and Elton; Elton ony for the music! My son's best friend since they were three is Brendon, which I'd be willing to use as a mn because of him.

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Eldon seems like a merger of the two; I've never encountered it and I don't find it appealing.

I like Aidan a lot, but I've never met anyone named it. Maybe seen it mentioned once at work, but no one I know really.

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Eldon is okay but sounds a little too old-man to me... which is funny, because I've never heard it before.

Aiden, Jayden, Caidan, Braeden, Zadin, Shaydon, etc. are all common names in my generation. Despite the overuse, I think that they’re all respectable names. I prefer the Aiden spelling to Aidan, but Aidan isn’t bad at all (it’s also the traditional spelling). I don’t care for the name Eldon, because of the sound. It does remind me of Edwin, which isn’t bad.

It's funny, Eldon is kinda dorky but I bet if it was changed to Elden or Eldyn people would love it.

Eldon is kinda ugly and I would prefer Elton but I like Aidan and Aiden!

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Edit: Oh, and Arden for a bit would be so refreshing and handsome!

This message was edited 1/28/2023, 9:39 AM