Boy Name Poll

Jermysgirl

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lilhotcandie69

Why does it matter if its 5 letters or 2 syllables?

I honestly don't like any of the names. Too old school.

lilhotcandie69

Are you choosing names from the bible?

Jermysgirl

lilhotcandie69:

Why does it matter if its 5 letters or 2 syllables?

I honestly don't like any of the names. Too old school.

Just something I'm playing with. 

I like old school names; my daughter's name is old school and if I picked a trendy name, it would sound asinine with my daughter's name.  Like your daughter's name makes me shudder a little like all of the other aiden names, but I chalk it up to different strokes for different folks.

HannahO28

I love the name Abram, but for some reason I'm not loving it with Edith. I think Moses fits better. 

lilhotcandie69

Jermysgirl:

lilhotcandie69:

Why does it matter if its 5 letters or 2 syllables?

I honestly don't like any of the names. Too old school.

Just something I'm playing with. 

I like old school names; my daughter's name is old school and if I picked a trendy name, it would sound asinine with my daughter's name.  Like your daughter's name makes me shudder a little like all of the other aiden names, but I chalk it up to different strokes for different folks.

I do hate some of the aiden names like Kaiden, Aiden, Jaiden. I picked Hayden cause we thought it was unique haha. around here it is but I guess in some places its popular.

lilhotcandie69

How do you pronounce adlai?

Serruhhx2

My niece's name is Edith, and I love it! It's good to see it again on a child.

I picked Abram.. I like it alot! 

LordValuemart

If you want an old school name that will flow well with Edith, I would look at some Irish names, not too common in the states but still have a classic feel to them without being sounding too biblical, that's how I ended up with DS's first and middle names.

ETA: out of your choices, Adlai is what I like best

Jermysgirl

Adlai is pronounced ad-lay...it's Hebrew.

magsugar13

not a fan of any

ToBeMrsC6907

Moses is a great name for a large breed dog, IMO.

Otherwise, of your choices, I'd stick with Abram.