What do you think of the name Avery for a boy?

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I really like the name for a boy
it sounds warm and nice . What do you think ?

Dont like it - sorry but im sure if you choose it your little one will make Avery become a lovely name.

Sounds like a girls name to me.
Also a bird house.
There are nicer names.

The actor who played Captain Sisko in Star Trek Deep Space Nine is called Avery Brooks. He rocks = the name rocks

It sounds like a girls name but also sounds stupid regardless of which gender it is given to.

Love it .... have actually put it in my boys name list now 💫

I thought you said Levi sounded warm?
Xavier Blake Levi Reckstatt. Both sophisticated and hipster for middle class artistic people

I like it but would think it was a girl's name.

Sticky labels!

Yes, lovely name for a boy.

I know one, and she is a girl. So, to me, it sounds very feminine.

Yes it is a softer name , but I like it a lot .

I just don’t want that everybody thinks “Girl” if they hear the name. Do you think that could happen ?
AND
If we would call him Avi ( Nickname)
Does it sound foreign?

I really like it for a boy or a girl.

I don’t like Aubrey at all. It is one hell of an ugly name.

I like it - it makes me think of the Nash ville character.
I don't like Aubrey especially for a boy it sounds very stuffy and old fashioned
I don't like the nickname avi though at all. Sorry op! But people shorten most names so you have to like the shortening too (which is why I wouldn't use avery)

I think it's Avery girly name

Sorry couldn't resist 😆

I like the Nickname Avi

Avery weighing scales

This

I like it. Go with what you like.

Avery was a notorious Deatheater, so I wouldn't really see it as a nice warm name.

Is Avi pronounced Avvi, or Ayvee (AV like UAV)?

You’ve been watching Gray’s Anatomy OP

Op, I'm a Brit living in Caribbean so have a massive mix of nationalities here.

Not once has anyone shown the angst or class snobbery about baby names as people do in the Uk.
If you named your child Avery here, everyone would say "what a lovely name!"

Both my sons have surnames for first names and are in class with Cooper, Hudson, Avery, Aubrey, Tyler, Hugo, Isabella, Huxley, fletcher, reef, kai etc. along with the very popular Ellie, Ella, lily-Mae etc.
In really life, if you introduced your baby as Avery, not one person would raise their eyebrows.

Only in the uk is there such snobbery about baby names. Avery is lovely and perfectly acceptable. Dare I say it, just as acceptable as James or Sarah!

Avi is a (Hebrew) name unto itself, and also short for Avraham and Aviram.

The popular children's author, Edward Irving Wortis, uses Avi as his nom de plume.

I think Avery is short enough to not require a diminutive.