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name to go with George?

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craftycottontail · 18/01/2013 09:07

DH and I agree on George (nothing else!) - after a great man who was like a grandpa to me.

I'd like a name that can be shortened though, having grown up with a name that doesn't have any possible nicknames, so thinking of George as a middle name (Georgie too girly, Geo too pretentious).

I like
Edward (Ned) George - DH doesn't

He likes
Henry (Harry) George - I think that sounds too like Shakespeare - for England, Harry and St George!)

We Have a very English sounding name and just don't want it to sound TOO traditional.

We like Scottish/Celtic names (I have Scottish blood) but can't agree on any! I'd like something a little bit individual/more modern than George.

Any ideas please? Thanks :)

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BarbaraWoodlouse · 18/01/2013 13:56

Sorry, x-posted with you Jasbro. I was referring to some of the (admittedly lovely) names above like Fraser, Euan, Angus etc.

Actually I agree, neither of my DC have names you can/need to shorten whereas I have a name with several options. I've been asked more than once if it was deliberate. It wasn't, though we did move our first girl's name to a middle name as we couldn't agree on a NN we both liked.

littlemrssleepy · 18/01/2013 14:01

I have a Thomas (Tom ) George. He's brill. Grin

Jemimapuddleduk · 18/01/2013 15:25

Reuben George (reu)
Alexander George (Alex/Ali/al)
Douglas George (Doug or dougie)

NowPlayingZone · 20/01/2013 15:12

Declan, Murray, Sebastian, Matthew, bruce?

Mylittlepuds · 21/01/2013 18:56

Arthur

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