Thoughts on baby name Honor.

[Maywedding]

What do you guys think of the name Honor? I've always liked it but don't know if it's actually a good/nice name or not?! Definitely over thinking it

Your feedback would be great x

I love it, it’s one of our front runners if this baby is a girl.

I absolutely love Honor, I really wish I’d thought of it for dd.
It’s just so lovely.

Really lovely.

Lovely name

Love it! Ds would have been Honor if he was a girl.

I know a lovely Honor too.

It's great

It is the last name I would think of as being a bit american. Have never met or heard of an american Honor.

I like it. Had a friend growing up with that name (she had a great surname too so the two together were lovely)

Gorgeous.

Beautiful name. Always spelled Honor, not Honour.

Beautiful

Really pleased with the feedback. I didn't think it'd get such a positive reaction x

I’m not keen. I don’t think I’d want to be called a name that begins with a silent letter. It just seems... unnecessarily complicated.

VenusClapTrap yes but a lot of the English language is not phonetically spelt.
I don't see this as an issue. But interesting point to Consider

I like it in theory, but to be honest I wouldn't use it - it's just a bit stern I think.

I'd go for Hebe which is similar but just has a nicer sound.

I really like this and wanted it for my daughter but oh didn't like it.

Ended up with Anna which is close I suppose

I would spell it Honour. Since were in the uk. But nice name.

I’m biased my Mum was called Honour ( spelt the English way).

I worked with an Australian Honor in my early 20s (in the UK). I'd never heard the name before but now associate it with a beautiful, intelligent woman. Lovely name and it was on my baby name list but DC was a boy.

It is a beautiful name.

I surprised so many haven,t heard of it. Think of the actress Honour Blackman. (Miss Pussy Galore.)

Round here up north it would be pronounced 'Onor but if you are southern I'd say its ok southerners wouldn't pronounce the H.

I've know a few, beautiful name.

Down south it’s pronounced onor too!

I like it but prefer Honoria (meaning woman of honour)