Wyatt

[stellarfox]

Thoughts?

It's a surname, and not even an attractive one, so it's a big no from me.

Makes me think of cowboys.

No... seen the Ozarks?

Australian surfer

Wyatt Earp

Don’t do it OP, unless 19th century Wild West America is your thing.

I like it although my first thought was Wyatt Earp as well.

First thought is the Planet Rock DJ. He comes across as quite liking having an uncommon name.

I think it's still quite US cowboy sounding unfortunately if you are in the UK. I suppose you could claim you named him after Tudor poet Thomas Wyatt instead? That might be kinda cool.

(He was alleged to have been a lover of Anne Boleyn btw as well as a famous poet- so is fairly well known, but I still think a lot of people will think Wyatt Earp instead!)

I knew an American girl called Wyatt. She was fab
Go for it

Surname. Not even a nice one. Don’t do it OP.

Lovely poet/courtier of 1500's. Didn't end well.

Yes, but not only that, Wyatt was his surname not his first name.

I really dislike those surnames used as given names.

It’s fine in the US. Here it sounds absurd.

With a London accent it would be Wyer’.

A lovely old English name

Well it's my abusive ex's surname, so it's a no from me!

Even so I think it's horribly hard sounding and not attractive. If you were calling a child it sounds like your saying "QUIET!"

Awful.

Definitely Wyatt Earp and the gunfight at the O.K. corral!

I know a child called Wyatt, it's horrible. Please don't.

Not a very nice name.

It sounds like someone who has trouble with their rs saying riot.

Just to note a MNer lost her toddler daughter who had this as a first name. Please bear this in mind when responding. And I hope that family is doing ok. It was a terribly sad event.

Wild West. Bit like 'Dwayne'.

Love it

It makes me think of Ozark (Netflix).
Not terrible, but very American sounding.
And most accents wouldn't pronounce the t.