Baby boy name w/ last name help?

[Umka36 781]

My wife wanted to stick with having the same letter for our boys. Maxim and Martin, with the last name Lim. They'll have an easier time than I did, since I never changed my first name to an "American" one. Unless you know me, folks can't tell if its a male/female name when they first see it.

[heo luoi 206]

How about

Dex or

Ou ?

How do you even say Ou?

Never heard / seen that one.

I actually really like Oona but sounds bad w/ last name.

I like Dex but dont really like Dexter.

[X Factor 1,112]

What about Luke

[gpiper 77]

Ou ---> ouTran.. Get it ?

Don't be too weird and wonderful with your names as you are not the ones who have to live with it for life ok! ?

[ZamboMichigan 2]

Sir Devlin Khan Raijin Tran

[visaqueries 111]

Yesterday I met a Brogan for the first time. He was a cute kid, and his name was interesting. His brother was Grayden..or maybe Graden (parents are both teachers and they wanted names for kids they've never taught ).

However in the schools we currently have an abundance of Aiden, Cayden, Brayden, Laydens...but first time for a Grayden.

[heo luoi 206]

Hmm interesting. I dont feel a compelling need to be too different, maybe less common.

I knew a Grady once not sure short for Grayden.

I kinda like Grayson

Yesterday I met a Brogan for the first time. He was a cute kid, and his name was interesting. His brother was Grayden..or maybe Graden (parents are both teachers and they wanted names for kids they've never taught ).

However in the schools we currently have an abundance of Aiden, Cayden, Brayden, Laydens...but first time for a Grayden.

[TBoneTX 45,308]

Again, give him something that he won't have to spell to everyone over and over and OVER.

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

Again, give him something that he won't have to spell to everyone over and over and OVER.

Like everyone in my family? It is an excellent opportunity to pick yourself a different and more simple name every time you got to Starbucks.

I like Ryder from your list.

FYI Harley is usually a girl name or a pet name.

[N-o-l-a 7,167]

Or you could just go with the classic Danish name, Ib.

My son came this close to being named Ib Bib.

[TBoneTX 45,308]

Keep it simple:

T-Bone ---> Mini-Bone

Ergo, Mini-Heo. Got it, first try, si man.

[Sandra G. 5,048]

Please do not name your child Judas, he will grow up with people bullying him,calling Judas Iscariot!(Judas Iscariot is who had betrayed Jesus).

Nice names.

Brad (my nephew's name)

Davis

Peter

Erik

Ian

Lucas

Luke

Rian

Brian

Dallas (my nephew's name)

Blake

JJ

Asher

Edited June 8, 2016 by sandranj

[heo luoi 206]

Thanks! Fear not, I dont particularly like Judas nor it with my last name.

I am kinda liking JJ but I really dont know if would want to use two J names just to use JJ. How weird would be to name just first name literally JJ :/

and the two J names I like the most are in the 'family' already.

Please do not name your child Judas, he will grow up with people bullying him,calling Judas Iscariot!(Judas Iscariot is who had betrayed Jesus).

Nice names.

Brad (my nephew's name)

Davis

Peter

Erik

Ian

Lucas

Luke

Rian

Brian

Dallas (my nephew's name)

Blake

JJ

Asher

[TBoneTX 45,308]

For the rest of his life, people will pester him about what "JJ" stands for.

Perhaps name him Jay, with a middle name also beginning with J, and nickname him JJ.

[Ontarkie 14,227]

For the rest of his life, people will pester him about what "JJ" stands for.

Perhaps name him Jay, with a middle name also beginning with J, and nickname him JJ.

I agree with the first part of this.

Most ppl I know JJ stands for some J name and the second J stands for Jr.

Also think how the name looks at the professional level, resume's and stuff.