Wolf or Grey?

[AlexanderWolfAlexanderGrey]

First name is Alexander.

Alexander Wolf?

Alexander Grey?

Which one?

If it's gonna be Grey it should be Gray

Alexander Wolf is silly.
Alexander Grey is dangerously close to Alexander the Great, unless of course that's what floats your boat.

Between those two, I'd go with Alexander Gray (spelt this way).

Alexander Wolfe. I feel like the e makes it more like a name.

Agree Wolfe with an E is nicer and more name-y :)

Does either name have any meaning to you? Did you once watch some wolves or is Grey a family surname?

Is this for a middle name? Or are you choosing which of his parents' surnames he should have?

There's a film called the Grey about a wolf.

If that makes sense.

I would go with Gray. My friends sister has just called her son Wolf and I have to admit finding it a bit odd every time I see posts on Facebook.

Gray

Or an actual human person's name?

Neither- give a proper name

Neither . Alexander is a perfectly fine name, choose a similar middle name.

Grey, and spell it whichever way you like

I'd use Gray, rather than Grey.
Wolf isn't too bad, but it's a brave choice.

Grey is better than Wolf, and if you're going to do silly names then its preferable that its a middle name.

I did wonder if you were naming a baby or a husky from the thread title though!

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Alexander John.

Alexander Meercat??

Is it for a surname or a middle name? I know a very posh Alexander Gray, but Gray is his surname.

If forced to choose, I'd go for Grey, though I don't like either if Grey is just for the colour and Wolf just for the animal (as opposed to family/surname-type names, which would be OK). Grey is like calling your DC Beige, to me.

Yes, they both could be surnames. OP?

Wow pretentious cunt? Thanks so much.

These will be middle names but come from our mothers' maiden names. These aren't their exact maiden names but are the closest for names sake as we don't want to use the exact surnames as they are very surname-y.

Grey.