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He better be baptized😉. *cue laugh track*
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Only extremely delusional Christian parents would use this.
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I'm Southern Baptist, and religion is very important to me.
Baptist as a name? I wouldn't use it. It is more of a title for a church, and it wouldn't be suitable for a child in my opinion.
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Baptist as a name? I wouldn't use it. It is more of a title for a church, and it wouldn't be suitable for a child in my opinion.
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How is this so low when Baptiste has a 71% rating?
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This is a name? It reminds me of those Independent Baptist groups who think that creationism should be taught in public schools and that women should all be long-haired housewives with 15 children. It's not a good choice. And if you really do live in Germany and want to use it, please use Johann Baptist, not Baptist by itself.
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The Armenian equivalent is Mkrtich. "Mkrt" is the root word. Mkrtel means "to baptise" (-el being the verb suffix). Variants are Mgrdich, Meguerdich, Migirdich, (Western Armenian variant). Written with the Armenian script: Õ„Õ¯Ö€Õ¿Õ«Õ¹.
It is commonly used as a first name, but it can be used as a last name by adding the -ian and -yan suffix (i.e.: Mkrtichian).
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It is commonly used as a first name, but it can be used as a last name by adding the -ian and -yan suffix (i.e.: Mkrtichian).
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Ugh. This would look ridiculous as a first name and it unfortunately reminds me of the Southern Baptist Convention and other conservative churches.
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More of a word than a name to me.
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The Italian form of this name is "Baptista," which is the first name of Baptista Minola from "The Taming of the Shrew."
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