Opinions on Abraham nn bram

[Louise267]

What do you think of the above name? Having twin boy and girl and have decided on Polly for our girl. Do you like Polly and Bram? X

I love, love, love the name Bram.

Good choice!

Yes!

Great name, works with Polly, good nickname.

I know a little Abraham, he goes by Abe. Suits him.

I like it. I'd prefer Penelope and Abraham nn Polly and Bram.

Like Bram Stoker?

No, don't like it at all, sounds like Pram or Bran. Love Abe though.

Well Bran is itself a Welsh name prn Brahn, means Raven.

It is also unfortunately quite synonymous with a breakfast cereal.

Abraham is surely most likely to be called Abe?
It's a good name though.

Bram and Abe are both shortenings. Do like both though

Yeah like bram stoker. He was an Abraham

In the bible, Abraham was originally called Abram - that might work better if you want Bram as a nickname.

Oh wow, love Polly and Bram they are perfect together! Abe is also good as is Abram!

You can have Bramley for a girl.

Love Bram. Not keen on Polly.

I like Abraham, with Abe for short. Bram reminds me of bran and getting enough fibre! I like Bramley but to me, it's a surname and apple, rather than a first name. Not keen on Polly I'm afraid, sorry. I like the suggestion of Penelope (Penny) or how about Philippa (Pippa)?

Abraham is a great name

Oooh! I grew up in a village called Abram!

I like the name Bram. Goes well with Polly.

I know an incredibly cool elderly Abraham who has always gone as Braham, which I think is likewise pretty cool. Bram also good.

I adore it. DH doesn't, sadly, or one of our DSs would be Bram, the other probably Moses. I so should've snuck out & registered them when he wasn't looking!

I really l ike Abraham.

But I pronounce it with the emphasis on the ABE so would probably shorten to Abe or Abrie.

Pram and Brolly

I absolutely love both names though!

I don't like bram. Abe is nice though

^^ What Vince said (I don't think that's the first time I've posted that :) )

Abraham is fabulous, though, and I like Polly - though not sure the two names really 'go' togther - though perhaps just as well, as it'll be good to emphasise their individuality.

I always thought I would call boy/girl twins Thomas and Tamsin, which is very much not individuality-emphasising

Loooove Bram.

The Bram I know has a sister called Romy.