Very unattractive and don't see the appeal at all.
― Anonymous User 4/9/2021
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I love this name because my best friend in real life is named this, and a planet beyond Neptune is named this in one of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy books! When Eris was discovered, the public wanted it to have this name. I wish it did :)
I like this name. Unfortunately, it has been tainted by Rupert Murdoch (ugh.) It also sounds too British and a bit snobby. Oh well.
― Anonymous User 7/23/2019
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If I had twin boys I would call them Barnaby and Rupert!
― Anonymous User 4/21/2019
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Rupert is an upper-class name in England, especially amongst the English aristocracy. But in Germany it is used mostly in the south-east of Germany and Austria, more precisely in Bavaria and Salzburg. Rupert Stadler, the CEO of Audi AG (car maker in Ingolstadt) is today the most prominent bearer of this name.
I think this is a very handsome & classy name. I love the name Rupert so much! :DD I don't think it sounds THAT snobby as some of the commenters make it out to be, to be honest. I always think of Rupert Bear, who sadly seems forgotten these days.
― Anonymous User 8/15/2015
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Rupert sounds very characteristically upscale British, like Nigel or Winston. An American child named Rupert would probably get a few funny looks. It's a really cute yet strong name, though. I'd use it for a pet in a heartbeat, and possibly as a middle name for a son.
Like half the people who shared info, I'll just say that I love Rupert Grint and that the name's starting to grow on me (though I'll always think of it as a redhead name). It's German, but it sounds very English to me.
Could easily be confused with the more common Robert.
― Anonymous User 12/25/2008
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I like this name; it can bring to mind both the image of a cute young boy and a strong, settled man. I think it's important for a name to fit throughout your life, so I think it makes a good name. If you don't like it as a first name, it can always work as a middle name.
This name rather makes me picture an elitist British family member from around the 1950s, but it's always better to have an upper-class sounding name than a lower-class sounding one. A guy with this name won't sound like an insufferable brute. But no, I don't like the sound, and any nicknames are out of the question.
I know it's German, but this name has always had a very British feel to me. Rupert Grint and Rupert Everett somehow have the ability to make it seem like a very cute name.
This name has really grown on me! I used to think it was so odd but I now like it so much I think if I have a son in the future I will name him Rupert!
― Anonymous User 12/29/2006
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