Hope

[mothertobe789]

Yet another name that has been added to my list, which is getting longer with only ten weeks to go and not any shorter!!
Opinion's on the name Hope?

The meaning is nice but I don't like the sound of it.

It can be a beautiful name but it depends very much on the accent of the person saying it.

It's ok. Prefer Faith! It's 'opinions' without apostrophe btw. (Sorry, but can't bear it.)

Lovely name

Phone auto corrected to "opinion's"...dont be so condescending :)

Sorry..."don't"

I like it, but would depend if you live somewhere people drop the H

Not condescending, but when posting the written word on a public forum, these things matter! Sorry.

Nice, sorry a shade dull. Maybe see what your lovely baby looks like. 

I think it's alright, nice enough but not amazing. Better than Grace which is deathly dull these days.

I prefer as a middle name - if ds had been a dd it would have been

I actually love it!

I recently found out via ancestry that my 9th time Irish grandmother was called Hope and I immediately thought what a lovely name. I also like Faith, Grace and Honor.

DD’s middle name, but named after the Hope Valley in Derbyshire rather than the virtue. DH and I used to live there, abs it is beautiful. Weren’t not far away now. DH jokes that we would have calls her Florence, but we can’t afford to go there so often.

Anyway, that is the reason Hope is part of DD’s name. It isn’t her first name was the local accent would change it to “Erp”.

Very nice.

I really like it.

Really like it.

I used to really like it. It was very popular in the 90s. I went off it massively when Fizz called her baby Erp.

I like it a lot.

Faith is my favourite virtue name followed by Verity. Hope is nice too unless you live somewhere where people drop the H due to their accent. ‘Ope isn’t so great.

I want to like it because it's a virtue name, but even though they are also one syllable names, I prefer Faith and Grace. Hope is a bit...meh. But if you love it, then go for it!

Prefer Honor.

If Hope is Erp in Derbyshire, in London it would Ope. Or more like Owp.

I really like it but the ones I know have been born after recurrent miscarriage and infertility so I always think of it in that context.

Really lovely