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I like Alaric, and with Hawthorne as a middle name, I love it. For a brother, maybe Augustus Constantine? For a sister... something stately and classic, but in an unexpected way. How about Katherine Angharad?

I love Alaric, especially its gothic (referring to the style) and medieval vibe. I hope it enters the top 1000 again, it's such a handsome name. Regarding Hawthorne, it's too surnamey as a given name. I only like it as a surname.

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Alaric, Sylvan & Lucinda.

I like Alaric, though it's not my style. Hawthorne, I might use if it were a family surname, but not unless.

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Alaric, Geoffrey and Phyllida

It's really weird that you dreamed about Hawthorne, because I was thinking about early American writers this morning .. Ralph Waldo Emerson, Walt Whitman, Henry David Thoreau, D.H. Lawrence, and ... Nathaniel Hawthorne (and more) ... and I was going to make a poll with these names, but decided to give it more thought. No joke.

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I like your two names! I'm not sure if they quite go together (imo), but I like them both a lot separately (though I do think Alaric sounds like a bit like allergic at times).

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So dashing (and even whimsical)!

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Alaric Hawthorne, Cyprian Ferdinand, and Zenoby Lamorna

It sounds straight from a British classic, maybe by one of the Bronte sisters?. It’s a handsome name!

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Alaric & Imogen
Alaric & Wolf

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Alaric & Elvira
Alaric & Stellan

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Alaric & Unity
Alaric & Maximilian

I don't like either name