Message: "WDYT of Archibald?"

WDYT of Archibald?

by Anthroponomastics

6/16/2009, 5:54 PM

I like Archibald, and even though I probably won't use it, if I did I might use the nn Archie. WDYT?
Any good combos?
I seriously think Archibald Craven would be a good namesake for a boy named Archibald.

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- Lea M (lcgirl20) +1

6/17/2009, 6:11 AM

Aww, I like this. I had forgotten about it, but Archibald is nice, and the nn Archie is all right too. I had a combo for it in the MN spot: Hector Archibald. I kind of stole it from a pair of nineteenth-century parents in Scotland, but oh well. It could work the other way around, too.

Archibald Cedric
Archibald Lachlan
Archibald Finlay

- Anthroponomastics

6/18/2009, 4:13 AM

I like Archibald Cedric.

- xPrincess27x +1

6/17/2009, 2:21 AM

I go off an on this name all the time.

Some combos:
Archibald Turner
Archibald Emil
Archibald Melville
Archibald Alfred
Archibald Hermann
Archibald Sinclair
Archibald Casper
Archibald Angus
Archibald Andrew
Archibald Colman
Archibald Emmet
Archibald Ferdinand
Archibald Reinhold
Archibald Llewellyn
Archibald Lou
Archibald Clarence
Archibald Alexander
Archibald Marius
Archibald Abram

Any you like?

- Anthroponomastics

6/17/2009, 8:22 AM

Archibald Alexander

- Anneza

6/16/2009, 10:59 PM

I had a Scottish boyfriend called Archie once; no doubt he was an Archibald. I like the name - both names actually - much better than I ever liked him. And I don't like nns used as fns. Archibald or nothing! Archie is wonderful and he'd always be called by it anyway.

- Guinevere (vomiting) +1

6/16/2009, 6:41 PM

Who is Archibald Craven?

I don't mind the name. I probably wouldn't use it myself, though I'd admire anyone who would. Archie is a good nickname. I know a few little Archies, but they aren't short for anything.

- Anthroponomastics

6/17/2009, 8:23 AM

Archibald Craven was Colin's father in The Secret Garden.

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