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Or Christian etc...
There must be a long name with a 'kit' beginning middle or ending.
But I can't find one.
I like unusual names,Cornish,old English,old Norse,Celtic,or just underused Names. (I don't want an 1980's name though )

It may have to be a rather a tenuous connection.
If anyone can find one,it'll be you lot.

Cant you just use Kitt?

Kitten?

Erm...
Carter
Cartsen (German form of Christian)
Carson... maybe

I have a friend called Kitcher and he is known as Kit.

Nikita is apparently a unisex name - Russian meaning "undefeated"

http://www.babynames.co.uk/meaning_origin_name_Nikita.htm

I know a child called Kit, that is his full name not an abbreviation.

Kitt is a fabulous name. I do not have anything constructive to add, just wanted top say that!

Kitcher..... interesting

Nikita is apparently a unisex name - Russian meaning "undefeated"

www.babynames.co.uk/meaning_origin_name_Nikita.htm

Fail on link converter there!

Kitson? Kitharas? Idenitkit?

Kitt instantly makes me think of Hello Kitty.

Kitt,is brilliant isn't it.
i love it.

But,I'd just quite like a full name...

Identikit! Brilliant.

Well that's that then.

baby Identikit.
Perfeck.

Beckett?

Beckett could be Kit, and Beck is a great nn too.

High5 , Arithmeticulous!

Kester a (Scottish?) variant of Christopher.

Kit is not really a shortened version of Christopher, it's an 'only on MN' phenomena I believe...

Kitt is fine on its own? Beckett? Harket (maybe only for the bigger aha fans amongst us...)

Hmm,maybe it could be okay....the middle names are quite long and very boring traditional....and it does 'fit' with the other DC names.

Okay,I'm putting it down on my list,simply as Kitt

I work with a Kitson

It's not a MN phenomena, Kit really is a shortened version of Christopher!!!

But that aside, I have a Kit, just Kit, it's a fab name on its own

Ps, are you sure about the double "t"?

Felix

But if you like Cornish names you can have Kitto! Proper job!

Phwoooarrr who mentioned Morten Harket?. ((thud))