Comments (Personal Impression Only)
It's cute! It's got a sweet pronunciation to it, and it's not too clunky.
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Personally I quite like the name. It's not bad to name your son this in modern times I think. It has a lot of character and is quite nice to say.
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Sounds very dated, pretentious, and country to me. The popcorn brand also comes to mind.
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Okay, I'm just going to weigh in here. My son is named Orville and while not my first choice of name, I kinda like it. I'm English and I've definitely never met anyone with this name over here, but my husband is American, from the South, and it was a name he recognised. I refused to call our kid after any member of our families, which is kind of a Southern thing I wasn't comfortable with, but I was fairly happy to go along with this name because it's got history for him. YES I think it's a little old-fashioned but so what, it makes my son unique while not being weird enough for people to be mean about it.
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A hideous old man name. Unacceptable for anyone under the age of 95, and even then a different name would be preferable.
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Sounds like the name of a fictional creepy town.
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Best to kindly leave this name to history.
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The Wright Brothers are a nice association, but it's just an ugly name.
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Sounds like the name of an insignificant town.
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Ugh, this name sounds so old-fashioned and pretentious. Who would actually use it today?
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If you want that vintage feel with historical weight, then I think this is a lovely pick.