Og

[misdee]

We have decided to call out baby Og.

Its in our baby names book so its a real name.

really??

that means 'young'

so if a father and son have the same name, in Ireland the son might be referred to as Sean O'Brien Og. I think that is the context.

What about Tadhg? That's a really good name. One syllable, snappy sound ending in G. Similar, but a name

No, I made a mistake, it would be more like Sean Og O'Brien.

I think it's better as a nn.

Ogstrum
Oggie
Ogrick
Ogre

You could have some fun with it.

Excellent. If you have twins they can be Og and Magog. Good choice

Ugh

Ok. And your reason for posting?

Og for a boy

Oglette for a girl.

dd4 was Frogmella

I think Oggalina is much prettier than Oglette.

fgs she will be called Omelette and be teased terribly at school! Think straight woman.

Where is the 'Like' button?

we are calling it Og whilst its still in my womb

But i am rather worried about my baby names book. its has an errrr wide varity, but no Tarquin

Oh I think you should stick with Og.

Or perhaps Tarquin Og.

I seem to remember that encyclopedia authors would add intentional errors to check who plagarised them. I like to think that there are a few babies out there with particularly odd names as the result of baby name book authors doing the same thing.

Just because a collection of letters is a name, it doesn't mean you have to use it.

There are actually quite a few other names out there too, you might be surprised to learn. Why not consider some of those?

It it pronounced "oaje"?

If so, I like it.

What about Tiernan Og?

Ogwen!

Eww this is a joke right?

< ahem >

hi TnOg. fab name

dd2 has told her teachers we are calling the baby Og as well.

Well that makes sense.