Thoughts on "Wulfric Arthur"?

[vagabondette]

We thought about just "Wolf", too, but like the idea that with Wulfric he could go by Wolf or Rick. Thoughts?

I know it's not a made up name but please don't inflict Wulfric on your son. It's inviting some less than great nicknames and connotatios. I can hear the animal noises and the hairy wolf jokes already. Kids can be cruel and if I saw a CV with that name I wouldn't be able to stop a giggle. Sorry.

Wulfstan was on my list (Wulfie is the best ever nn for a boy I think) but I wasn't brave enough to do it. Wulfric is great too and Arthur is timeless. If you think it will work for your child then go for it!

God really? Can you imagine being a shy 15 year old boy introducing yourself as Wulfric? Why would you do that to him?

Wulfric has got to be the worst name I have heard, sorry. And when you pair it with Arthur it is even worse. I hope you have some other options.

I know a Wulfric in real life - he's in his 40's and uses Wulf as his name... genuinely lovely bloke.

The name really suits him - he's a massive, hairy, tattoed biker with ear stretchers and facial piercings.

I'm so sorry but it sounds like one of those made up Facebook post names where you take the month you were born and the colour of your underpants or some such rubbish and end up with your Elf name or Stripper name...or in this case, Knightmare character name. Sorry.

Arthur is a great name

Wulfric is a bit out there for my taste - for sure he'll be the only one he ever meets!

Why? Why would you do that to a child??

I fear OP, with only this post to their name, is somewhat having us on [sceptical]

I like the name actually, but then I love history and our names have got bit of a history thing going on.

HyvaPaiva - what is a playable character in World of Warcraft? I've not heard that term before. Did you Google it and come across Wulfric's armoury page? If so I could give you a list of names that I know of that are also used - Isobel, Jenny, Erick, Sharon, Claire, Lily... - lots of people use their own name, it's getting hard to find character names on established realms now.

I haven't heard of a character called Wulfric either.

I love Arthur but that's probably because I think Bradley James is hot hot hot. I'd probably agree that D'Artagnan is a good name at the moment (sod that it's a surname). Ie I am not up be trusted.Wulfric is awful though no hot people called Wulfric on tv

Wulfric is awful. You are naming a child for life, it's not you that has to live with the name. He is a person, not a pet.

Alfred is amongst my favourite Old English names - advised by elves.
I think I prefer Wulfstan to Wulfric.

Sorry just puts me in mind of a hairy biker... I have a far few biker friends and they're great but I don't think it suits a baby.

What's the MN test? If it sounds like it passes the "Space Cowboy" test, then it's a no.

Wulfric Arthur, Space Cowboy!

Yup, that one's a no.