Of the two I would definitely use Reeve. Think about what Reeves would sound like in the singular possessive form. There would forever be the debate about Reeves' v. Reeves's too.
Of the two I would definitely use Reeve. Think about what Reeves would sound like in the singular possessive form. There would forever be the debate about Reeves' v. Reeves's too.
Good point on the future singular/possessive issues I'm not even pg yet...just a name I came across and thought it was different but not weird.
Reeves is my son's middle name and is a family name so I love it. I don't think we would have used it for a first name but I love it with his first name.
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Re: Reeve or Reeves??
Of the two I would definitely use Reeve. Think about what Reeves would sound like in the singular possessive form. There would forever be the debate about Reeves' v. Reeves's too.
Good point on the future singular/possessive issues
I'm not even pg yet...just a name I came across and thought it was different but not weird.
Of the two, I'd choose Reeve, although it's nms.
Reeves to me sounds like a butler's name!
IMO Reeve is definitely better than Reeves (that makes me think of the stereotypical "Jeeves the Butler"), but I think it makes a better mn than fn.
agree - I thought butler immediately