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Love it, a great name for a boy and I don’t think it matters that it’s only three letters. Very handsome.

It doesn't *need* to be a nickname or anything. It's fine for boys and girls. I don't think of it as particularly English-sounding because it's the name of the main character from some Korean show my sister likes.

i think it's cute but where i am from it would be more likely to be pronounced like harry without the h which sounds horrible to me.

This name has been forever tainted for me. I sort of follow a wannabe influencer who is complete train wreck I can't seem to look away from, and she named her poor daughter Ari. The platform is now mostly about Ari since she's trying to shift into becoming a mommy vlogger or something.

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Ari's got a cloud of impending doom over it, like a tragic character from myth or history, but repackaged into a chic minimalist beige boho aesthetic. I like it more than Aria, but I also find it very unfinished looking. Most names that end in I look that way to me.

I know several Ari’s and they are all temperamental / busy bodies / pious, so I’m rather prejudiced. I presume it’s merrily a confidence that they share the same first name?

Love. It's one of my favorite names.

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Love how it means lion in Hebrew, eagle in Old Norse, and braven in Armenian .

This message was edited 7/2/2024, 7:53 AM

I know it's a full name for males, but it still seems like a nickname.

It is good as first name for guys, but for girls I think it needs to be a nickname.

It’s a nickname. I immediately think of Ariana.