Oral

Please, if by any chance you are considering this name for your child, just go with Orel, or better yet, maybe Orville? Or Earl? Anyone with this name would be tormented all their life.

Great. Reminds me of Oral sex, which is healthy and clean and good for your health so long as both people consent to the act. There is nothing wrong with sex, or talking about sexual actions.

What does that have to do with anything? It certainly doesn't make Oral any better of a name.

You know what kinds of jokes the poor kid will get...

I thought it was a form of Aurelia/Aurélie. Then at least it could have been a little excusable.

Oh hell no, reminds me of Oral s**, ew. I feel bad for people named this.

A lot of negative comments! It’s a beautiful name. It has nothing to do with oral sex! It sounds so cute and feminine. Although, it sounds awful on a boy because of that reason. I’m saying that it’s a cute and elegant name and I love it for a girl.

It reminds me of Oral b the toothbrush brand and it reminds me of oral you know.

Just... NO!

Oral sex, Oral hygiene, orally... Hell NO.

Talk about an unfortunate name. Yikes!

I will NEVER call my child this. He will get teased. This name makes me think of oral... you know what.

Well, good luck, kid! XD.

It SOUNDS nice as a name if it didn't mean something with the mouth. Only if spelled Aurel, though. But this spelling just makes me want to laugh.

Must I elaborate on the dirty jokes the kid will get?

Oh my gosh. I was just searching Ora and accidentally put Oral and I can not believe it is a real name. How sad.

Good for a girl, but not so good for a boy.

I can't stop laughing. I would feel so bad for someone named Oral.

Think of your child's future and name them something other than this.

Somebody named Oral might as well have a twin called Anal.

I was searching around for dirty names and found this. It made me laugh!

This name is really stupid. Spell it Aurel as it's supposed to be, not like a term used to describe something to do with the mouth!

I wonder if this name is used any longer. The word "Oral" is definitely used in more languages than English, since it's originally Greek (?), I think. Can't imagine it's still used in Switzerland, where most people speak German, French or Italian.

Just say no.

Oh dear, I can't believe that this is actually a name. I'm aware that it is a form of Aurelius, but the connotations today! This poor boy would probably kill himself in shame if he was in the United States; just think of the obscene nicknames that he'd get.

Need I even elaborate on the jokes this kid would get?