Give me some middle names to go with Quinn...for a BOY

Nikibug

We have decided on Quinn for our sons name...need help with some middle name combos. Last name starts with C and is 4 syllables and Italian/Sicilian.  TIA!

lizzels

Since Quinn is a little on the unusual side, I'd choose a more traditional middle name.  I'd also pick something that is more than one syllable.  What do you think of:

Quinn Michael

Quinn Robert

Quinn Edward

Quinn Henry

Quinn Peter

Quinn Anthony

Quinn Nicholas

Quinn Andrew

Quinn Timothy

Quinn Steven

marzinelli17

Taylor

lisa5201

I think something very masculine because Quinn is unisex (but I MUCH prefer it for a boy!)

Quinn Beauregard

Quinn Tyson

Quinn Maxwell

starsmaycollide

I like Quinn for a boy!

Hmm....

Quinn Alexander

Quinn Samuel

Quinn Gabriel

Quinn Anthony

Quinn Tyler

Quinn Thomas

Quinn Nicholas

Quinn Andrew

Summer20

lizzels:

Quinn Michael

This was the first thing that popped into my head as well. 

Not that you asked, but if your last name starts with a hard C (as in cat) I'd probably reconsider Quinn, it's a little too alliterate IMO.

Nikibug

Summer20:

lizzels:

Quinn Michael

This was the first thing that popped into my head as well. 

Not that you asked, but if your last name starts with a hard C (as in cat) I'd probably reconsider Quinn, it's a little too alliterate IMO.

 

Actually our name starts with CAT****  COuld you please explain...I am not sure I get what you are saying?

carolinag

my cousin is Quinn Joseph

abba916

Quinn Thomas

Quinn David

Quinn Peter

Quinn Paul

Quinn Lucas

Quinn Gabriel

Quinn Matthew

Quinn Anthony

Quinn Sebastain

Quinn Jonathon 

 

wheelenl

Nikibug:

Summer20:

lizzels:

Quinn Michael

This was the first thing that popped into my head as well. 

Not that you asked, but if your last name starts with a hard C (as in cat) I'd probably reconsider Quinn, it's a little too alliterate IMO.

 

Actually our name starts with CAT****  COuld you please explain...I am not sure I get what you are saying?

I think she meant alliterative (alliterate is the verb). It means that the sounds are too similar--a hard Q and then a hard C. Like Jasper Jones or Matthew Miller. It's not exactly alliterative, but very close. I personally like alliteration in names.

Summer20

I think she meant alliterative (alliterate is the verb). It means that the sounds are too similar--a hard Q and then a hard C. Like Jasper Jones or Matthew Miller. It's not exactly alliterative, but very close. I personally like alliteration in names.

haha, yes exactly - thanks wheeleni!  apparently I'm illiterate today