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I really like it. I don't see it as faddish particularly as I know 2 adults called Ezra (well, ones an Esra) I'm sort of the opinion that all biblical names age well and don't date particularly.

I like it and if I ever had another ds (I won't) I would probably call them Ezra.

I like it too. Really nice name and uncomplicated.

It sounds like an aged Victorian gardener to me, but I still haven't quite caught up with the modern fashion in names

I love it

I know one, and he’s completely lovely. It suits him perfectly, he’s slightly quirky and individual.

I like it, but I'm not sure about the 'a' ending. I associate this ending with girls' names.

Nice!

I love it too!

Love it

Love it 😄

How strange, me and DH today just decided to put this at the top of our list (after months of thinking about names) and then I saw this thread

I did think it sounded like a singer-songwriter but I was thinking of George Ezra...

I also find the -a ending a little feminine

I know three in primary school, nice name .

I love it and wanted it on our boys list but husband wasn't as keen. At the end of the day it should be a name you both love and bah humbug to what anyone else thinks!

I like it. I also like Asa for a boy.

As the mother of Star Wars Rebels fans I think of Ezra Bridger

Nope, sounds like a Dingle

I like the name Ezra.

My son is called Ezra, so obviously I think it's a lovely name.

It's my brother and nephews name. It's a lovely name. X

I know a 4-year-old Ezra. Must admit I did an internal double-take when I first heard it, but now I'm used to it, and know him a bit, I think it's cute.

I really like it but it is super trendy at the minute - so I wonder whether it might end up being of its time

I like it and am considering it but not sure about the A ending, I prefer Ezio for the sound and meaning but it seems too foreign.