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HelpRe: Alia for a boy?
in reply to a message by Mum
Alia on a boy: Is this a joke?
Any Aliyah variant on a boy: Ali (as in Muhammad Ali)
Santiago: Ilike it
Braiden: prefer Braden; I know someone named Braden
Marquise: prefer Marquis, the E ending sort of feminizes it for me
Halo: sure, if it's a video game character; this would seem more like a GP than an actual contender IMO
Jamaal/ Jerome: sure, don't see why not; I like Jerome, Jamaal is OK; I know a white person named Jameel/ Jamil (not sure how he spells it); I know people in France with LN Jérôme
Cristoff: I like this spelling better than Christoph; also like the spelling Kristof
Carmen: prefer Carmine or Carmelo; there is a male Christian artist with this name, only his is spelled Carman
Carlotta: only for a girl. what about Carlito, Carlo, or Carlos?
Harbor: don't like it as a name. But I guess it'd be more suitable on a boy than a girl.
Maybel: Not on a boy.
Latisha (to feminine?): I guess you already know it's a GIRL name, I needen't say anything more.
Carson/ Karsin: prefer Carson, drop the kriaetyvateigh
Orville: sort of old-fashioned, but it's interesting--I like it
Lacy: too feminine IMO
Quinneyver: Hm, no. Makes me think of Quinn + (Jenn)ifer; Why not Quinn, Quentin, or Quinlan?
Any Aliyah variant on a boy: Ali (as in Muhammad Ali)
Santiago: Ilike it
Braiden: prefer Braden; I know someone named Braden
Marquise: prefer Marquis, the E ending sort of feminizes it for me
Halo: sure, if it's a video game character; this would seem more like a GP than an actual contender IMO
Jamaal/ Jerome: sure, don't see why not; I like Jerome, Jamaal is OK; I know a white person named Jameel/ Jamil (not sure how he spells it); I know people in France with LN Jérôme
Cristoff: I like this spelling better than Christoph; also like the spelling Kristof
Carmen: prefer Carmine or Carmelo; there is a male Christian artist with this name, only his is spelled Carman
Carlotta: only for a girl. what about Carlito, Carlo, or Carlos?
Harbor: don't like it as a name. But I guess it'd be more suitable on a boy than a girl.
Maybel: Not on a boy.
Latisha (to feminine?): I guess you already know it's a GIRL name, I needen't say anything more.
Carson/ Karsin: prefer Carson, drop the kriaetyvateigh
Orville: sort of old-fashioned, but it's interesting--I like it
Lacy: too feminine IMO
Quinneyver: Hm, no. Makes me think of Quinn + (Jenn)ifer; Why not Quinn, Quentin, or Quinlan?
This message was edited 1/10/2007, 12:33 PM
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