What's your favourite boy's name?

[GrumpyGoose]

Due in September, no idea what I'm having, girl's name is picked, not a sodding clue what name I'd pick if I have a boy though

Traipsed my way through many a website but please share with me your favourite boy's name so I can -hopefully- come across one I haven't seen yet! Thanks collective mind of mumsnet

Monty

Arthur, Robin, Kit, Rowan, Miles, Edwin, Ray.

I have Isidore & Leo as favourites right now.

Edwin
Joseph
Patrick
Daniel
Emrys

Hugo and Hamish.

Magnus
Seabury
Angus
Vincent
Anatol
Vladimir

Laurian, with Laurie for short.

Sirius, the shiniest star in sky.
Gabriel, like the angel.
Caelus, a star.
Orion, a constellation.
Atlas, it's weird but pretty.
Aryan, means noble.
Dorian, like the book. I really love this one, sounds so elegant.
I also like:
Nathaniel, for an actor.
Caleb. I don't know, sounds interesting.
Aslam. Like Narnia, i know, but also means Lion.
Sebastian, my dog's name.
Luca. For me it's better than Lucas.
Gianluca. So beautiful.
Fabrizio. I think it's cute.
Stefan. Old, but nice.
I can't just pick one. Congrats for your baby!

Felix
Archie
Louis
Gabriel (Gabe)

Noah
Ronnie
Reggie
Angus
Rafe
Hugo
Rupert
Peter love it since watching pan

Jude
Jonah
Caleb
Elijah
Arthur
Luke
Rowan

I have a dd, but my favourite boys names include :

Jonah
Joshua
Joseph
Max
Daniel
Gabriel
Moses

bridgetreilly - Thanks for the link on the other meanings of Nadir.

Nadir does however mean 'dearly loved' in Arabic.

Hunter

Roman

Raphael

NameChange30 - I didn't see your reply to bridgetreilly regarding 'Nadir,' and I also pointed out the meaning in Arabic.

I love these threads!

My favorites are:

Beau
Bodhi
Rex
Logan
Magnus

I love boys name, girls names I rarely like so luckily I only had one girl. I like most of the ones listed, my boys names have names aleady listed. How about some less common names

Octavio
Caius
Caio
Italus
Bernard
Hector
Luan
Augustus
Olav/ Olaf
Benedict
Emanuel
Yago/Iago

Pegasus

Jack
Adam
Shaun/Sean
Luke

Louis
Flynn
Evan
Drew

Nadir? You can't call a child Nadir! It's a bit..negative.

Yeah, "dearly loved" is so negative, isn't it?!

But... this is an English forum on an English site, not an Arabic one. Nadir's meaning in English seems to me a pretty important thing to know for anyone living in an English culture, regardless of its meaning in other languages.

What does nadir mean in English?! I've never heard anything bad about it - sounds nice to me!

nadir
ˈneɪdɪə,ˈnadɪə/
noun

• *1. 
the lowest or most unsuccessful point in a situation."asking that question was the nadir of my career"

2.the lowest point, the all-time low, the lowest level, low-water mark, the bottom, as low as one can get, rock-bottom, the depths;