Seth

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strawberrylion · 28/01/2011 00:17

What does everyone think? Part of me loves it but don't know if I could actually use it?! I loved Noah but that's too popular now...do we think this will get as popular??!

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seeker · 28/01/2011 13:46

Be careful - if you live anywhere in the South East he will probably be "Seff". My ds's friend is "Efan" at school - ds actually thought it was spelled like that until he was about 8!

I would have said "Sess" until I was about 10 as well!

ghosteditor · 28/01/2011 13:45

I like it. It's a really strong name - did you know Seth (or Set) was an ancient Egyptian god of darkness and chaos?

I work with a Seth and he's a very competent colleague, so I have good vibes for the name!

rachel1970 · 28/01/2011 13:44

I like it. But be aware that the name won't 'travel' very well as no German, French or Spaniard can pronounce it properly .

LetThereBeRock · 28/01/2011 13:26

I love it.It's gorgeous,and one of my favourite names.

MackerelOfFact · 28/01/2011 11:09

DP really wanted this for DS but we have a surname with a 'th' in it, plus I thought it would be a bad name if he ended up with a lisp. (Nothing to suggest he would, and he hasn't, but you never know!)

I do like it but it doesn't really have any strong sounds in it... it's difficult to shout because of the 's' and 'th' sounds.

PlanetLizard · 28/01/2011 11:05

It's fine, not my taste really but OK.

AllieW · 28/01/2011 10:09

Really love it.

perpetuallypregnant · 28/01/2011 00:37

Like it think it's getting more popular recently but not excessively so.

Misfitless · 28/01/2011 00:24

strawbs I love it. I want to ask what lastname is but I know you can't tell me. IMO single syllable firstnames go really well with lastnames of any number of syllables - you can't go wrong unless your lastname is Best or West!

OOOH yes ...do it do it do it!

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