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Tristan
by Carby7
1/6/2007, 1:46 AM
This names has been growing on me lately and I really want to love it but the meaning kind of repels me. Could you suggest any names that you consider similar in style? T.I.A.
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- Schuyler
1/6/2007, 12:05 PM
Meh, the name is all boy to me but it has that whiney edge (IMHO) that just drives me bonkers.Similar names (that I do like ;D) are:
Ciaran / Kieran
Travis (I'd actually use this one along with Ciaran)
Cameron
Holden
Trevor
Ryan
Logan
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- Sian Williams (xsiani-bachx)
1/6/2007, 10:56 AM
Love it! It's a great name and the meaning isn't really that bad to me compared with some other names like Cormac. I think other Authurian names like Gawain, Lancelot, Gareth, Kay and Owain would go really nicely with Tristan but I understand these aren't to everyone's taste so how about other names of Celtic origin like Owen, Dylan, Gavin, Rhys, Dewey, Aidan, Conor, Malcolm, Calum or Duncan? I think any of those would fit well with Tristan.
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- Kate (Pheadirean)
1/6/2007, 10:29 AM
It's my favorite boys nameI plan on using Tristan Reed for my future DS. I think it has a great feel and masculinity and I also love the legend of Tristan and Isolde. Great name!
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- Frozten
1/6/2007, 7:36 AM
I love Tristan!
Maybe Julian,Joseph and Vincent?
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- Porcelain (guest)   +1
1/6/2007, 2:19 AM
I like Tristan. It's my nephew's name. I regard Tristan as a fashionable name with an olden day feel. Some similar names:Albert
Alexander
Benjamin
Elliot
Eric
James
Jenson
Jonathan
Laurence
Maxwell/Maximilian
Nathaniel
Nicholas
Oliver
Simon
Sterling
WilliamAnd something with a T:
Tobin
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- Carby7
1/6/2007, 2:37 AM
ThanksI love Nathaniel (obviously), Maxwell, Maximilian, Elliot and I like Lawrence (as a mn and this spelling only as Laurence is a feminine name over here), Jenson, Oliver and William.
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