Elton Hercules John of course! I really like the name Elton and I think it should be more popular. Hardly anyone has the name which surprises me as Elton John was and is so well known. It suits a guy of any age from baby to old.
How did the name enter the popularity lists in Sweden? So far as we know, we can all thank the great and talented Elton John and his magic for making the name great there. I hope it gets its deserving chance in being popular worldwide in his honor, especially here in the States.
Nome bonito, forte e reconhecível internacionalmente.[trans: Beautiful name, strong and internationally recognizable.]
― Anonymous User 1/17/2019
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Sir Elton Hercules John MBE was born Reginald Kenneth Dwight. He legally renamed himself Elton Hercules John in 1972, after saxophonist Elton Dean and singer Long John Baldry, two musicians he admired. Hercules came from the name of a horse on a British sitcom called Steptoe and Son.
― Anonymous User 9/20/2018
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The name Elton was given to 62 boys born in the US in 2015.
This would actually be a pretty cool name if Elton John hadn't ruined it. The name would automatically make people think of him, and while the guy certainly is a good singer, he strikes me as an annoying male diva.
A really nice name but it will never escape the Elton John association (I do like Elton John, I just mean it's sort of a one-person name almost, there aren't really other celebrities with the name and it's not very commonly applied to other, nonfamous people).
― Anonymous User 6/8/2007
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This is a really nice name. My cousin is named Elton, so I don't associate this name with singer Elton John, but with my cousin. It has a really nice ring to it, it sounds really strong.
― Anonymous User 4/24/2007
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