Help with four syllable boys names

[Izzyathome]

Any ideas for four syllable boys names other than Sebastian or Alexander? Thanks!

[VaginaDentata]

Bartholemew, Nathaniel? Maximilian? Octavian?

[eternalopt]

Jeremiah
Nathaniel

[Izzyathome]

Ooh thanks! I like Nathaniel.

[eternalopt]

Zachariah

[GoEasyJulia]

Jeremiah, Cornelius. Sorry that's all I can think off.

[GoEasyJulia]

Of even

[eternalopt]

I can think of loads of Italian ones, as they usually benefit from an extra vowel on the end to give another syllable (Giovanni, alessandro, leonardo, Luciano etc), but I'm guessing that's not what you're looking for if it needs to go with Alexander and Sebastian?

[AndNoneForGretchenWieners]

Antonio
Jeremiah
Zachariah
Montgomery

[eternalopt]

Although I do like Emilio - looks short and sweet, but all 4 syllables are there!

[RubyPumps]

Barnaby

[RubyPumps]

Syllable count fail

[DragonitesRule]

Alexander

[elQuintoConyo]

Aurellian
Aloysius
Bartholomew
Emmanuel

[SingaSong12]

Just curious as to why ome of your considerations is number of syllables? Have you got a short surname or form filling will be a problem (I have long first and surnames and a middle name as well and it's a bit of a pain.

The following link has a list. I think a lot are obscure or only four syllables using a non English spelling (like Frederico not Frederick) I like Antonio
www.theartofnaming.com/2014/12/4-syllable-boy-names.html?m=1

[elQuintoConyo]

Santiago (nn Santi or Iago)
Montgomery
Montmerency (from Three Men in a Boat )

[Haffdonga]

But I'd pronounce Nathaniel as 3 syllables Nath-an-yal

Still a nice name. (And Nate for short)

[SugarMiceInTheRain]

Leonardo
Ezekiel

[Izzyathome]

Yes, one syllable surname and so these names sound very nice with it.Thanks for all the suggestions!

[Sophronia]

I'd pronounce Nathaniel with 3 syllables

Cornelius
Horatio
Emmanuel
Leonidas
Ezekiel
Zachariah
Zacharias
Jeremiah
Jedidiah
Bartholomew
Demetrius
Nicodemus
Zebediah
Zedekiah

[CakeRattleandRoll]

Taliesin. (Although that may have 3 or 4 syllables, depending on pronunciation.)

[PetalMettle]

Horatio

[BikeRunSki]

I would pronounce Zachariah with 4 syllables: Za-cha-ri-a.

[Sugarpiehoneyeye]

Alessio.

[mrsknackered]

Leonidas
Antonio

Nathaniel is def 3 syllables.

[minipie]

Does it have to be 4? Wouldn't 3 syllables do?

If 4 here are some - can't say I'd choose them myself though!

Octavius
Santiago
Obadiah
Nicodemus
Amadeus
Archimedes
Aristotle
Horatio
Oleander
Theophilus
Luciano
Indiana
Geronimo
Beauregard
Jagorian
Benedictus