Fifth baby- boy. Need some help please!

[Whattocallbabyboy]

My partner and I gave reached an impasse on naming our baby boy due very soon. We'd love to hear some suggestions.

His first child has a very popular boys name which over a decade later is still popular.
His second had a more unusual but with the revivial of old lady names and a popular song has become more common

My first child has a traditional Irish saints name. Not uncommon but not popular either. People spell it wrong. It's a irritant but nothing major.

Our daughter has popular traditional Welsh name. Easy to spell I thought until I realised living in Cornwall they have many different idea of spelling it here. I'm amazed at the amount of people who can't say it! It's really normal and was popularised was a singer. Even GPs struggle.

Any way baby boy due very soon. I have a name which we originally loved. Partner changed mind a couple of months ago. He's still that name in my heart but partner will never agree.

Partner likes a popular name which I hate. Always have done. Can't compromise on that as my teeth itch when I hear it.

So here we are with no shortlist, not even a single possible and it's stressing me out. I could name a million girls but boys much harder!

[Whattocallbabyboy]

Excuse typos!

[Artandco]

Jago

[user1471461436]

I will fire every name I can at you! Here goes:
Daniel
Matthew
William
Edward
Liam
Leo
Nate
James
Benjamin
Harrison
Euan
Owen
Hugh
Finn
Christopher
George
Henry
Theo
Teddy
Judd
Jude
Rory
Corey
Oren
Coren
Elijah
Isaac
Zak
Jack

[Whattocallbabyboy]

Thank you. They are all a bit too popular or just not me. Jago has been on my mind though.

[AutumnalLeaves38]

Milo

Emilio

Arlo

Raphael

Jacques (French pronunciation, soft 'j')

Joe

Alexander/ Alex/ Xander

Paolo

Dominic

Louis (Lew-y, rather than Lew-is)

Aidan

Best wishes for a safe and speedy delivery, when your son does decide to join your family!

[AutumnalLeaves38]

Ooh, and I really like Otis (admittedly, a name not to everyone's taste).

[InterchangeableEmma]

Fifth baby boy should surely be Quinten. It's the logical thing really ;)

[TinaBacon]

If I were naming a boy tomorrow he would be:

Seth
Heath
Dashiell
Ezra
Asa
Judah

[KoalaDownUnder]

Ooh, I love Raphael/Rafael.

I also love Sholto, which will get howled down for being too 'posh'.

Also Digby and Clancy.

[Whattocallbabyboy]

Interchangeableemma. Yes you'd think so wouldn't you..... Well a diminutive of it anyway. Gosh I could cry at his stubbornness over this.

My son's name has been mentioned on this thread too :-)

I like : Ezra, Alexander/ Alex , Arlo,

[Whattocallbabyboy]

Elliott is a possible. Maybe Elijah.

[Whattocallbabyboy]

I just can't pronounce Raphael/Rafael properly without huge effort.

Any Christmasy or new year names.

[Zoflorabore]

Oscar is my favourite boys name, I already have an Oliver and if I ever had another boy he would be Oscar :)

[AnnetteKertan]

Adam
Jerome
Marcus
Grayson
Tobias
Atlas

[AutumnalLeaves38]

Well, apart from the more obvious Wintry/ Xmas-related ones:
Noel/ Robin/ (Angel!) Gabriel/ (3 Wise Men!) Caspar, Melchior, Balthazar....

Gennaro (Italian name derived from "January")

Asher/ Ash? (Fortunate, blessed, happy one...traditional New Year's name)

[Gruffalosfriend]

Definately Quentin (biased ). And ours isn't even our fifth child...

[WhiteHairReally]

Osian
Taliesin
Morgan
Piran
Dwight
Huw
Simeon
Guy
Petroc
Gryff
Ennis

[Artandco]

Christmassy names:

Elden - means elf

Aubin - means white

Aster - star

Douglas - type of Xmas tree

Olwen - white footprint

[Whattocallbabyboy]

Thank you. Some great suggestions but we are no further forward :-(

[CakeRattleandRoll]

I really like Jago, suggested upthread. And on the Cornish theme, how about Jory or Jowan? Or:
Silas
Orson
Jarvis
Nathaniel
Felix
Rufus
Peter
Erasmus
Aldous
Elias

[Joinourclub]

Joren
Roland
Winston
Zachary
Isaac
Rocco
Jonty

[furlinedsheepskinjacket]

pablo

[AutumnalLeaves38]

Sacha (as in SASH-a, not SACK-a).

[Gruffalosfriend]

Then spell it Sasha! Sacha is the French spelling where ch is pronounced sh.

[whothefuckhas5children]

If you already gave an Irish saints name what about Senan (I think it goes well with Aidan )?