Otto, rollo, Humphrey….or similair

[LondonT2202]

We are due with our little boy (brother to Rupert, Ophelia and Tabitha) but I’m struggling with boys names!

would love suggestions for:
• nicknames for Humphrey (not keen on humps!)
• full name for Rollo (Rowland has been suggested but husband hates it)
• upper class names similair to the above - ideally somethings that slightly unique but not too out there!

Mortimer
Algernon
Fabian
Cornelius
Cato
Montgomery
Theodore
Gervais

Upper class?? Wow! Shame I've landed my own kids on such "middle class" names

The vitriol towards Humphrey is somewhat sad, imo. It doesn't need shortening; it's got a mere 2 syllables! It's a cute, gentle name, like Barnaby, but less cumbersome because Barnaby WILL surely be given a nn. I knew a Humphrey who was a pleasant, cheerful kid. I also like Hubert, but it sounds too similar to Rupert. Rollo, awful. But it IS a stand alone name; it needn't be short for any other name. Many posters have offered some nice alternatives to consider. I just wouldn't abandon Humphrey myself if I loved it, nor would I look for a nn for it.

Surely you’d be looking at: Charles; William; Edward; Andrew; George; Louis; Peter, etc …

But the op is looking for names that are more unusual! Your suggestions are VERY popular.

Giles
Hugh
Monty
Cassius

Barnabus
Eugene

Benedict
Montgomery
Winston
Piers
Crispin
Leopold
Percival
Atticus
Hugo
Phineas

Otis (instead of Otto?)
Cosmo
Hugo
Jasper

Barnabus!

Used to love King Rollo

I love your children's names and Otto fully gets my vote.

@34and3 I imagine OP has simply sought to categorise her naming style.

When I was young Humphrey was slang for Marijuana. Don't know if it still is.

Is this a piss take? You fancy yourself as being upper class but you can’t spell “similar” and you think “slightly unique” is a thing? Average try OP.

Christ!

she went for Humphrey :)

I love your childrens names.
I love Humphrey, dont need a NN
My other suggestions...
Bertie
Barnaby
Wilfred
Ralph
August/ Augustus

Egbert.