Francesca's Personal Name List

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489 Compilation 4
487 Compilation 5
496 Favorite Female
164 Favorite Male
337 I Would Use...
56 Story & Character
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Name	M/F	Remark	Rating
Zimri	m		(4 votes)
Zheng	m		(3 votes)
Yves	m		(4 votes)
Xerxes	m		(3 votes)
Wulfric	m		(7 votes)
Wolfgang	m	Without a German ethnic-background and surname (neither of which I possess), "Wolfgang" should never be put to use.	(6 votes)
Winoc	m		(4 votes)
Willard	m		(2 votes)
Warren	m	I have always struggled in a love/hate relationship with this name. Paired with certain surnames, it is fantastic; paired with certain surnames, it is an atrocity.	(4 votes)
Walter	m	Definitely an 'old man's name'... but it would be entirely refreshing and handsome on a young man.	(6 votes)
Vulcan	m		(4 votes)
Volkan	m		(2 votes)
Vladimir	m		(2 votes)
Vittorio	m	"Tor(e)" would be an interesting nickname.	(6 votes)
Vitale	m		(3 votes)
Virgil	m		(3 votes)
Vincenzo	m	"Vinny" or "Vinnie."	(4 votes)
Viggo	m		(2 votes)
Vasil	m		(3 votes)
Valko	m		(3 votes)
Valère	m		(2 votes)
Valentino	m		(4 votes)
Valentine 1	m		(2 votes)
Valentin	m		(3 votes)
Umberto	m	It runs numerous risks in English-speaking countries, sadly. My ardor will live on, though.	(6 votes)
Ugo	m		(5 votes)
Turin	m		(2 votes)
Tuor	m		(1 vote)
Torleif	m		(3 votes)
Torgils	m		(1 vote)
Torcuil	m		(1 vote)
Tin	m	"Tin" has definite potential as a diminutive for numerous names.	(4 votes)
Tiberius	m	Any Trekkies out there?	(7 votes)
Tiago	m		(4 votes)
Thomas	m	Besides this being a splendid name itself, I have known many a "Tom"/"Tommy"/"Thomas" bearers who give it a respectable reputation.	(8 votes)
Thiago	m		(3 votes)
Theodore	m		(8 votes)
Thanatos	m		(2 votes)
Tasgall	m		(3 votes)
Taliesin	m		(1 vote)
Tabassum	f & m		(3 votes)
Sylvester	m	"Sylvester" accompanies and nurtures such remarkable potential. The Italian "Silvestro" stands equally.	(5 votes)
Stylianos	m		(3 votes)
Stefano	m		(4 votes)
Spartacus	m	One of the single most pretentious names available. I love it, nonetheless.	(4 votes)
Solon	m		(1 vote)
Slade	m	There is something slimy and deceiful about "Slade" that is very imprisoning.	(2 votes)
Sjra	m		(1 vote)
Sirius	m		(4 votes)
Sinclair	m	The reason for "Sinclair"'s presence on my list is a mystery. I think has potential as a character name, and obviously as a surname.	(4 votes)
Silvestro	m		(4 votes)
Sheldon	m	While I would never use it, it is very oddly alluring... and growing in questionable popularity.	(5 votes)
Shane	m	I have traditionally always possessed a strong hate for this name... but since I have become a fan of The Walking Dead, civility and appreciation has developed for "Shane."	(3 votes)
Shalev	m & f		(3 votes)
Severus	m	The same as "Severo." Truly enchanting.	(6 votes)
Severo	m	A hands-down favorite! Professional, mysterious, utterly amazing.	(5 votes)
Séafra	m		(3 votes)
Scotty	m	I keep screaming for you to beam me up! Why aren't you listening, Scotty? - A charming nickname.	(4 votes)
Saveliy	m		(3 votes)
Savaş	m		(1 vote)
Saul	m		(3 votes)
Santo	m	While I personally see it as phenomenal, I highly doubt that children would be able to resist "Santa Claus" jabs.	(6 votes)
Santiago	m		(6 votes)
Salvatore	m	Need I fabricate a reason? It is a splendid, strong name to bear.	(6 votes)
Salathihel	m		(1 vote)
Salathiel	m		(1 vote)
Sal	m	Nickname to "Salvatore."	(4 votes)
Sacheverell	m		(1 vote)
Sacha	m		(3 votes)
Ryder	m & f		(4 votes)
Ryan	m		(5 votes)
Rutger	m		(1 vote)
Rufus	m		(5 votes)
Rudolf	m		(1 vote)
Rosario	m		(5 votes)
Roosevelt	m		(5 votes)
Romulus	m		(3 votes)
Roland	m		(4 votes)
Rohan 2	m & f		(2 votes)
Roger	m	"Roger" has been steadily growing on me. Prior to all of this, I could not stand it.	(6 votes)
Rodolfo	m	Magnificent. Nickname would be "Rudy."	(4 votes)
Rocky	m	Likely as a nickname for "Robert(o)."	(6 votes)
Riccardo	m	Nickname "Ricky."	(4 votes)
Rhett	m		(4 votes)
Ren	m	"Ren" has long been a name of fidelity to me. Rewind into my childhood, I had a character that I used to sketch with this name.	(6 votes)
Rémy	m		(4 votes)
Remus	m	Even though I am a fan of the Harry Potter books, it is not the sole reason of my liking for "Remus."	(7 votes)
Redmund	m		(4 votes)
Redmond	m		(3 votes)
Reagan	m & f	Ah, Mr. Ronald Reagan... where have you gone? The world needs you dearly.	(6 votes)
Raymond	m		(4 votes)
Ransu	m		(2 votes)
Raniero	m	Nickname "Nero"... although it is very controversial.	(4 votes)
Ralph	m	I've always wanted to meet a "Ralph" and call him "Ralphie-Boy." Hah.	(4 votes)
Raimondo	m		(4 votes)
Radek	m	Very contemporary, very odd... never would I have imagined my liking for it, but I do. I suppose the occurrence can be credited to it appearing rather 'alien'; potentially Vulcan.	(4 votes)
Prosper	m		(2 votes)
Porfirio	m		(3 votes)
Pippin 2	m		(3 votes)
Perseus	m		(1 vote)
Peregrine	m		(4 votes)
Paulie	m	Used as a nickname.	(6 votes)
Paul	m		(5 votes)
Patrick	m	Perhaps a bit 'common'... but it is timeless and free of tarnishes.	(7 votes)
Paris 1	m		(4 votes)
Pantaleone	m		(3 votes)
Pallas 1	f		(2 votes)
Ottokar	m		(2 votes)
Ori	m & f		(1 vote)
Orhan	m		(1 vote)
Onesiphorus	m		(1 vote)
Omri	m		(3 votes)
Odovacar	m		(2 votes)
Odin	m		(3 votes)
Norman	m		(5 votes)
Noor 1	f & m		(5 votes)
Nitin	m		(2 votes)
Nero 2	m	It would be very risky to use such a controversial nickname (for "Raniero.") I am fond, associations aside.	(5 votes)
Neil	m		(2 votes)
Neal	m		(2 votes)
Narek	m		(4 votes)
Mstislav	m		(3 votes)
Mortimer	m		(4 votes)
Morgan 1	m		(6 votes)
Mordecai	m		(4 votes)
Moran	m		(3 votes)
Monet	f & m		(2 votes)
Milton	m		(4 votes)
Miklós	m		(3 votes)
Miervaldis	m		(4 votes)
Michelangelo	m	Terribly pretentious... but I am drawn to it, and to it's many potential nicknames.	(5 votes)
Merry 2	m	I think that "Merry" would be a brilliant nickname! Unfortunately, there is much room for children to practice their cruelties upon the bearer.	(5 votes)
Merlin	m		(4 votes)
Melker	m		(2 votes)
Melchiorre	m	Used with the intention of nickname'ing "Mel" or "Mick(ey)."	(5 votes)
Melchior	m		(2 votes)
Maverick	m		(4 votes)
Marius	m		(5 votes)
Marilyn	f & m	This name raptures my being! ...particularly on the male gender, which I understand will not be the vast view.	(8 votes)
Marco	m	It is great, but I feel that it is a bit expected of Italian-American parents, nowadays.	(9 votes)
Marcello	m		(4 votes)
Manolo	m	I first encountered the name while watching the film "There Be Dragons," and consequently began a rapid love of it.	(5 votes)
Malachi	m		(4 votes)
Magnus	m		(3 votes)
Lux	m & f		(4 votes)
Luke	m	I am constantly altering my opinion of "Luke." Certain days it makes me want to vomit; certain days it makes me want to grin in positivity.	(6 votes)
Luciano	m	"Luca" would be a fantastic diminutive.	(5 votes)
Lucan	m		(6 votes)
Louis	m	Pronounced "Loo-Ihs."	(8 votes)
Louie	m	Marvelous nickname, usable from many first names.	(8 votes)
Lorcán	m		(5 votes)
London	m		(4 votes)
Lincoln	m	Very likely the single surname-turned-forenames that I actually approve of and, oddly enough, like.	(8 votes)
Lev 2	m		(2 votes)
Lestat	m		(4 votes)
Leopold	m		(4 votes)
Leonardo	m	"Leonardo" speaks for itself, more or less. I am quite pleased with the name.	(8 votes)
Leonard	m		(6 votes)
Leofric	m		(2 votes)
Leith	m & f		(3 votes)
Legolas	m		(3 votes)
Lazarus	m		(6 votes)
Laurie	m		(5 votes)
Laurence 1	m		(2 votes)
Kyriakos	m		(4 votes)
Kristijan	m		(2 votes)
Kostadin	m		(2 votes)
Konstantinos	m		(4 votes)
Koenraad	m		(4 votes)
Koen	m		(2 votes)
Klaus	m		(6 votes)
Kirk	m		(5 votes)
Kermit	m		(2 votes)
Karsten	m		(2 votes)
Kaneonuskatew	m		(2 votes)
Kanani	m		(5 votes)
Judah	m		(2 votes)
John	m	There is a reason why I once lived on a street with five separate people bearing the name "John."	(10 votes)
Jodoc	m		(2 votes)
Jethro	m		(4 votes)
Jesper	m		(3 votes)
Jean 1	m		(4 votes)
Jared	m		(3 votes)
Janus	m		(2 votes)
Jack	m	I cannot begin to explain how I adore "John"'s many diminutives!	(10 votes)
Ivo 1	m		(2 votes)
Ivan	m	Among other things, "Ivan" seems extremely masculine to me. It is phenomenal.	(9 votes)
Ildefonso	m		(2 votes)
Igor	m		(4 votes)
Ian	m	"Ian" has always been a name that I did not despise, but at the same time, never truly liked. It has since grown on me, minimally.	(10 votes)
Humphrey	m		(2 votes)
Hugo	m	I cannot shake how smitten I am with this name! Under-appreciated, it is.	(6 votes)
Hugh	m		(4 votes)
Howard	m		(4 votes)
Hikaru	m		(3 votes)
Hershel	m		(2 votes)
Hercule	m		(2 votes)
Henry	m	If you asked me why I have such an adoration for "Henry," you would soon find that I am unable to answer. Certain names just possess an unexplainable calling to you... this is one, personally.	(11 votes)
Hélder	m		(2 votes)
Heber 1	m		(3 votes)
Hayden	m	I would never use it. As a character, it's fine.	(8 votes)
Harald	m		(2 votes)
Hannibal	m	I like it, oddly. Never would use it, regardless.	(7 votes)
Hank	m	A nickname of "Henry." While I understand the culturally and contemporary distaste, my view will not falter.	(7 votes)
Hamlet	m		(2 votes)
Gunther	m	Any admiration for "Gunther" that I may have, is strictly restricted to the German pronunciation. GUWN-Ter.	(6 votes)
Gregory	m		(4 votes)
Gregorio	m	I do believe that I would have to mentally restrain myself from calling him "Gorey," though... I find it difficult to believe that people would react well.	(5 votes)
Glenn	m		(4 votes)
Giovanni	m	A definite favorite.	(7 votes)
Gilroy	m		(2 votes)
Gilberto	m	Refer above to "Gilbert."	(5 votes)
Gilbert	m	I first encountered "Gilbert" as a child, while both reading the books and watching the television series of "Anne of Green Gables." Since then, I have always held a soft spot for it. It is lovely.	(8 votes)
Gerard	m		(2 votes)
Gandalf	m		(2 votes)
Galahad	m		(2 votes)
Gabriele 1	m		(4 votes)
Gabriel	m		(7 votes)
Frodo	m		(2 votes)
Frode	m		(2 votes)
Frankie	m & f	The nickname that I go by.	(8 votes)
Francis	m	The name of ol' Blue Eyes himself: Francis Albert Sinatra.	(11 votes)
Florry	f		(2 votes)
Flick	m		(3 votes)
Finn 1	m	While it is delightful, I see it potentially rising drastically in popularity.	(11 votes)
Ferruccio	m		(4 votes)
Feri	m		(2 votes)
Ferenc	m		(4 votes)
Ferapont	m		(4 votes)
Felix	m		(6 votes)
Falk	m	Fantastic! "Falk," "Falk!"	(6 votes)
Evaristus	m		(2 votes)
Evander 1	m	"Evander" seems to be present on every member's Favorite List... popularity and trendiness, regrettably, is on the rise.	(7 votes)
Errol	m		(3 votes)
Erramun	m		(2 votes)
Ernesto	m	A name with multiple family-ties.	(5 votes)
Enoch	m	I would use the nickname "Nucky." It seems to have a classic air; very strong and calm.	(7 votes)
Émeric	m		(3 votes)
Elwood	m	It is so horrible it's... perfect.	(5 votes)
Elrond	m		(4 votes)
Elkan	m		(2 votes)
Eliseo	m	A positively undeniable favorite. It is fantastic! "Eli" could easily function as a nickname, particularly because I live in an English-speaking country (the United States.)	(6 votes)
Eligio	m		(5 votes)
Eli 1	m	A nickname for either "Eliseo" or "Eligio."	(8 votes)
Eiríkr	m		(3 votes)
Egon	m		(4 votes)
Edward	m		(5 votes)
Edmund	m		(5 votes)
Edmondo	m	I suppose that my love affair for the name (and it's variants) began after reading Mr. Alexandre Dumas, pére's magnificent work The Count of Monte Cristo.' "Edmond Dantés" is the main character.	(6 votes)
Edmond	m		(6 votes)
Edgar	m	It is such a splendidly classic name. Not to mention, the first name of an outstanding writer: Edgar Allan Poe.	(8 votes)
Eddie	m & f		(4 votes)
Ebenezer	m		(4 votes)
Eachann	m		(5 votes)
Durante	m	Presumably with the nickname of "Dante."	(6 votes)
Dubravko	m		(2 votes)
Draven	m		(2 votes)
Dov	m	It would be a difficult nickname to successfully pull off... unless the boy is of a certain character, it would appear weak and effeminate.	(5 votes)
Donovan	m		(3 votes)
Dimitri	m	There is treasure in this name to be found! Lovely, but unusable unless certain details have been dealt with upon the dubbing of a child.	(8 votes)
Dimitar	m		(2 votes)
Didacus	m		(2 votes)
Devereux	m		(2 votes)
Denholm	m		(2 votes)
Deforrest	m		(3 votes)
Decebal	m		(2 votes)
Dean	m		(4 votes)
Davis	m		(4 votes)
David	m		(4 votes)
Daryl	m		(3 votes)
Dalibor	m		(2 votes)
Daisuke	m		(7 votes)
Cyril	m	I despise the name... "cereal," anyone? But even I must admit that it would make a good character-- despite it gaining popularity in the writing-world.	(10 votes)
Cristoforo	m	While there is nothing particularly wrong with "Christoper," "Cristoforo" tickles my taste-buds a bit more.	(6 votes)
Cristiano	m		(2 votes)
Costantino	m		(5 votes)
Conrad	m		(11 votes)
Connor	m	Such a wonderful name-- but I doubt I'd ever use it.	(10 votes)
Clovis	m		(3 votes)
Christopher	m	A timeless name. I am a bit more fond of "Cristoforo," though.	(8 votes)
Christian	m		(3 votes)
Cheyenne	f		(4 votes)
Charlie	m	Adorable diminutive.	(8 votes)
Charles	m		(6 votes)
Charlemagne	m	A pool of pretentiousness, it is. "Charlemagne" is still charming, though.	(8 votes)
Cephas	m		(2 votes)
Celestino	m	"Les" could certainly make a suitable nickname.	(6 votes)
Cassander	m		(4 votes)
Caspian	m	Magnificent-- but best be left to C.S. Lewis.	(10 votes)
Carsten	m		(3 votes)
Carlo	m	Grandfather's namesake.	(10 votes)
Carl	m		(7 votes)
Cameron	m	I would never use it, personally. But, I must be truthful and confess that I find it charming.	(8 votes)
Calvin	m		(4 votes)
Calogero	m	I cannot put my finger on it... but this is no doubt a favorite.	(6 votes)
Caelestis	m		(5 votes)
Cadogan	m		(4 votes)
Byron	m		(4 votes)
Buddy	m	Would simply be used as a nickname, if anything.	(7 votes)
Brigham	m		(3 votes)
Boško	m		(2 votes)
Blair	m & f		(2 votes)
Bilbo	m		(5 votes)
Betelgeuse	m		(6 votes)
Bertram	m		(6 votes)
Bernard	m		(2 votes)
Benedict	m	A charming and classic-- while maintaining to be very professional and contemporarily accepted.	(8 votes)
Benedetto	m	Italian version of the magnificent Benedict.	(6 votes)
Béla	m	Does my love for old black and white horror films show this much?	(6 votes)
Beau	m & f		(7 votes)
Barnaby	m		(4 votes)
Barnabas	m		(4 votes)
Aurelio	m	Certainly a favorite. But with revolting regret, it (and variants) is a name that has been attracting a strange amount of attention.	(6 votes)
Astrophel	m	This name is glorious! Perhaps a brother to "Severus" (or "Severo"), be it reality or fiction?	(7 votes)
Archibald	m		(5 votes)
Aramis	m		(6 votes)
Aragorn	m	The Tolkien'ite within tells me to adore this name.	(10 votes)
Apostolos	m	Gorgeous! Though unusable if you do not bear a Greek surname, sadly.	(7 votes)
Antonio	m	Grandfather's namesake.	(9 votes)
Anselm	m		(7 votes)
Angelo	m	What a classic, handsome name. A bit stereotypical, though.	(10 votes)
Andrea 1	m	Spectacular. Although, I foresee issues in English-speaking countries... people will likely view it as feminine.	(10 votes)
Andor 1	m	Unfortunately I am not Norwegian-- this will be a wonderful character name.	(8 votes)
Amilcare	m	Pronunciation: Ah- MEEL-Cah-Reyh	(10 votes)
Alter	m	I lay my eyes to rest on "Alter," and the thoughts that materialize in my mind is that it seems rather... macabre.	(9 votes)
Altair	m	Being an avid follower of Astronomy, this name appeals to me.	(13 votes)
Alfred	m		(10 votes)
Alessandro	m	Nickname: Sandro or Sandy.	(11 votes)
Aleksandr	m		(8 votes)
Aleixo	m		(5 votes)
Aled	m		(6 votes)
Albus	m	I would certainly consider this name for future usage. It is magnificent, completely.	(14 votes)
Albert	m	Such old-world charm... and the middle name of old Blue Eyes himself: Francis Albert Sinatra.	(13 votes)
Alaric	m	I would never dub a human child this. A character or pet? Most definitely.	(11 votes)
Adriano	m	The same as above for "Adrian." I feel that certain attributes are necessary for justice to be done to this name.	(9 votes)
Adrian	m	"Adrian" is a name that a boy must grow into... he must be a man. There are only a handful of people who I believe could admirably pull it off.	(14 votes)
Absalom	m	"Absalom" has grown to be one of my favorite names. It is unusual, strange, but very strong.	(9 votes)