Solomon

Strong, regal name.

I really like this name. It looks like a summoner in my opinion.

I would nickname him Sonny as a boy and Sol as a grown man!

I love this name it sounds so mature, shame it's not much of a Christian name. I wish it was used more often especially with Christians, it's also the name of a martyr in Spain so that makes it more interesting.

I hesitate to use this name because Solomon was controversial with his harem of foreign wives and not observing many of the Jewish laws of the time. However, then I remember King David committed adultery and murder to cover it up, yet that didn't permanently taint the name David. So I think Solomon is actually a very usable name after all. Saul, on the other hand... maybe not so much.

This name is such a handsome name! Also, the nickname Sol is very cool!

I love it as a boy's name! So handsome and strong!

Makes me think of the Solomon Islands and salmon.

I love my name (SOLOMON) it is not just a name it is a name of blessing. Thank God for my name.

I like this name, it's quite rare and has a good ring to it, one that is quiet but easily heard.

Solomon is a nice, strong, handsome, classic name. :) It seems quite underused compared to other religious names. I've never met a Solomon so the name seems fresh to me.

For some reason this name makes me think of a bald guy. It doesn't have a very pleasant sound to it, it's rather harsh.

Maybe it's okay on a Hasidic Jew.

I find the name very handsome, but now that I think about it the only reason I think I really liked it for was, because of Solomon of blood+, I saw him as a very dashing, worthy man of his word. So if I had not seen it as a somewhat old time gentleman name I may not have ever liked it. But I like it now so I suppose I would most definitely recommend this name if you are into the civil war kind of gentleman name.

I love this name! I think it is strong and handsome, and it sounds intelligent. My husband and I named our son, born in May '08, Solomon.

I hate this as a first name. It sounds very surname-y to me, and quite pompous as a first name.

Love the meaning, and since I found an ancestor named this, I'm now considering using it!