Jofie/Jobie

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Looking for opinions on these two boys names:

Jobie and Jofie

Pronounciations:
Joe - bee
Joe - fee

A Jobie in Scotland is a poo
Just thought you would want to know op...

Jobby means poo in Scotland so no from me. Sorry.

Means poo in England too.

Jobie = a shit in East Yorkshire as well!

A jobie is a shit. Don't name your child shit. Don't be silly.

Absolutely not jobie as it's a poo to some people!

Jofie is much better!

A big brown Jobie 😐 sorry!

Not good, either of them.

Jobie as a nick name for Job, as in the biblical Job? I like it...never heard Jobie for a poo....

One of my friend's has a jobe (sounds like robe) and he changed his name when he grew up. Personally I don't like either.

Def not Jobie for reasons mentioned and Jofie sounds made up

How about Jovie? There is a Jovie in Elf

Jobbie. Ha ha! Don't do it honestly they'll get ridiculed.

Yep a jobie is a shit....all I can think of is a Billy Connolly sketch where there is one in an aeroplane toilet

Sorry, all I could see was jobbie! And yes it means a poo!

I know a Jobey spelled this way. I’ve never heard of Jofie.

How about Joseph instead? With either of your choices as a nn

Joffrey ....

Yeah no you don't want to be calling a child Jobie. 💩

Do people say ‘Joe-bee’ for a poo in Scotland/ North England etc or ‘job-bee’ though because that’s two different sounds surely?
I know a Jobi and he’s a very charming and endearing young boy! His siblings have lovely names too although more ‘traditional’ (I’m not 100% sure if there’s an ‘e’ at the end but it’s definitely pronounced that way).

LittleMouse
It can be said both ways in different areas- the same way in some parts of Scotland 'Bobby' might be said as 'Boaby' (which can also mean something else other than the name).

Joffrey, Jeffery, or Joseph sound like the BC names for a Jofie. It does sound like a nn, something invented, not a given birth name. I'd use it over the other. 💩🚫😞 You want pleasant connotations for your son, I am sure.

It doesn't mean shit in Wales if that helps...

Aha, thanks for the clarification tova