What do you think?

[babynamewolfe]

What do you all think? I saw someone name there child Wolfe recently and I love it

It's OK. Think I prefer Fox, on balance.

I think, but I'm not sure, that one of Rory Stewart's children has this as a middle name?
I quite like it but then I think what if the child turns out to be the opposite of such a definitive name? A gentle harmonious soul called Wolfe doesn't really work.

There was a Wolf/e(?) on DS’s football team.

Wouldn’t go there myself - way too gimmicky - but each to their own.

Reminds me of the tv show Gladiators

Love it but as a nickname for Wilfred, not ire I’d be brave enough to use it on its own.

I also like Seale and Badgere.

It's okay.

Like, but really as Wulf, or Wolf short for Wolfgang

I know several Wolfies. Most are Wolf on the BC, but one is Wolfric.

I personally could never use it, my mum would just keep calling him Foxy ...

No. It would be embarrassing for him. It’d be OK as a middle name. Call him Wulfric or Wolfgang if you must.

Reminds me of Wolf from Gladiators. Not a fan. Also dislike Fox, Bear, Sparrow etc.

Really don't like it.
I can't imagine many boys/men actually suit the name either. It's a bit overpowering.

Wolf/Wulfric is one of my secret guilty pleasure names (and Bear, Fox etc - not sure about the extra e on Wolfe though!), but I don't know if I'd be brave enough to use it in RL.

I'd use Zev (which means Wolf) or Wilfred with Wolf/Wolfie as a nickname though (or Wolfgang if German/Austrian).

I don't like it at all.

It’s a no from me

It’s a bit like calling a child ‘dog’. Just don’t!

@Eleanora8

It’s a bit like calling a child ‘dog’. Just don’t!

No more than calling a child Daisy is akin to calling them Hogweed.

I don't care for it

Naff

I know of two Wolfs, it's not my favourite but it is a nice strong sounding name.

It's all right as a nickname but I wouldn't pick it as a real name.

It's a definite no from me.

I quite like it

In Tooting? Power to the people!!