Abraham

[Shasha17]

Nn Abe?

Yes, really like it. You could also use Bram as a nickname.

Lovely

I love it too

Go for it, unusual but a solid strong name.

Love it and Abe is a gorgeous nickname

I wanted it for my ds 33 years ago but wasn't brave enough. I like Abel as a nn.
I taught an Ibrahim and thought that was lovely.

I like it and the nicknames Abe and Bram, but I would assume you are very religious. I prefer Abram to Abraham, as it feels less 'big'.

@toastofthetown

I like it and the nicknames Abe and Bram, but I would assume you are very religious. I prefer Abram to Abraham, as it feels less 'big'.

We are

Not keen, personally.

My instant thought is Abe Simpson. Sorry.

My instant thought was Abraham Lincoln

It’s a lovely name and Abe for short is great

Lovely name. It was a contender for our dc2 before we found out that she would be a girl

……. Your surname isn’t Simpson or Lincoln is it? 😂

I like it, it's strong.

I've got an Abraham, always known as Bram, and we've had nothing but positive comments.

He's 8 now and has started to Introduce himself as "Abraham, but you can call me Bram"

If you are religious it has lovely associations, Abraham being the "father" of 3 faiths.

I think most kids own their name anyway, and if you like it go for it!

It’s a nice name. I would presume an Abraham had very religious parents.

Also don’t know if you were a Sunday School child but it reminds me of the song father Abraham had many sons many sons had father Abraham.

Love it

My immediate thought was Abe Simpson. Or Abe Slaney from
Sherlock Holmes.

Love it

I've got an Abraham too, and he gets called Abe for short. I love it.

My husband and I are both Christian (although not super religious - only go to church occasionally) but I think it's a name that works across many faiths and cultures. I've always been drawn to very biblical names and our other son also has an Old Testament name, although one that's more popular than Abraham.

Lovely

I like it. Prefer Bram to Abe though.

It’s a beautiful name. Unusual but not made up! I also prefer Bram as a nn.

I like it. Big solid name.