Finn Hendrick or Hendrix

[Lozzak21]

Think we have decided in Finn for our boy.

Do you prefer Finn Hendrick or Finn Hendrix for a middle name?

Also toyed with Arlo but partner days Finn Arlo sounds a bit like 'finale' 😂

Any other suggestions welcome 😊

Maybe depends what gave you the H name?

@Pumpkinsonparade just like the sound of it but thouglht it was a bit too edgy for a first name so might be nice as a middle name instead

Really struggle with boys name. I struggled with my first son too.

@Lozzak21

Think we have decided in Finn for our boy.

Do you prefer Finn Hendrick or Finn Hendrix for a middle name?

Also toyed with Arlo but partner days Finn Arlo sounds a bit like 'finale' 😂

Any other suggestions welcome 😊

I have had dogs called Finn and Arlo. So no to both. Finn in particular is a popular dog name here

@takemetomars any non dog related name suggestions?

I'd absolutely go for the Hendrix spelling, but then I'm a bit of a Jimmy fan.

I also prefer Hendrix of the two. Personally I used middle names for family names or names with a specific meaning/reason - since they're rarely actually used. That is obv irrelevant to you but...

Love Hendrix!
Love Finn too...

I’m Dutch. Hendrik is my fathers name, both! grandfather’s names. Hendrik.

Finn Hendrick

I love the name Finn. My son is named Finn.

Finn Hendrick

I love Hendrick

Thanks ladies. I'm leaning more towards the Hendrick spelling I think

Def Hendrick-nice and strong with much more longevity.

Think Hendrix is TTH to be edgy-poor boy will have it his whole life.

I know someone who has a Dexter and a Hendrix. Think maybe naming for scrabble points?

I prefer Hendrick.

I prefer Henrik / Henrick - think Hendrick is quite harsh sounding.

Finn is a lovely name and I actually love Hendrix as a middle name for it though!

Henrickx?

I prefer the sound of Hendrix, but that’s without knowing your surname. As it’s a middle name, I’d just go with what you like best though, as middle names aren’t used often.

I know a Hendrick. The name really suits him. Hen (or Hennie when younger) for short

(Hm - it’s possibly spelt without the c!)

I like both!
I prefer Hendrick (or Hendrik) but like Hendrix, too!

I have an almost 20 year old Finn. He loves his name 🙂

Finn Hendrik for me. Without the C.

I know a Finn Henrik

The middle names are so rarely used I'd just go for the one you prefer.

Hendrix

Hendrick is the first name and Hendrix/Hendricks is the surname. Like William and Williams or Edward and Edwards.

I would go with Hendrick, but if you are a huge Jimmy Hendrix fan, then Hendrix might be a nice nod to that.