Alowicious

[CucumberCool]

What do you think?

It's certainly true that people will queue up to tell you that you are wrong and stupid!

Well screw you, mean girls. I will name my imaginary child Alowicious and HER imaginary teachers will all tell HER what a lovely name it is. I will also sew it into all her imaginary school clothes. ✌

@Fink

It's a Latin name, not English. The feminine form is Aloysia

It's the Latin form of Louis, Luigi, Luis, and Ludwig.

HER?!

oh dear lord 🤣🤣

It sounds really pretentious to me and looks like the name of a dinosaur written down. I just think it's awful - and poor child trying to learn to spell a name like that!

Mind you can't be any worse than ShyAnne (yes someone has that name) I don't think they could spell Cheyenne

OP get thread title changed to correct spelling. Some can’t see past it. 🙄

@mathanxiety yes, sorry, I didn't explain myself well. I know it's a Latin name, I meant I don't get how the romance languages managed to develop various pretty-sounding forms and we got stuck with Aloysius (and Lewis).

This.

You’ve basically done what every other person will do for the rest of your child’s life if you call him this.

'Oh look it's Aloysius O'hareeeeeee' 🎶

Guess what was on R4 in the 6:30 comedy slot tonight? (An episode which hasn't aged too well, I fear)

I did 🤣

I knew I'd heard it somewhere before 🤣

I suspect there's no intended child.

Me too!

I have taught a Chevonne, several Neves, and a Porsche.

Oh dear @ZoyaTheDestroyer 😳

I love it. Was my milkmans name when I was a child, I have always loved the way it roles off the tongue.

I should say spelt correctly of course which I do see you have corrected

@Boudica66

Ivey - Ivy
Jaeysin – Jason
Aliviyah – Olivia
Ehrynne – Erin
Sofhiyah - Sophia
Soosin - Susan
Mykel- Michael
Pheona - Fiona
Alyzzabeth - Elizabeth
Klowee - Chloe
Viktoriyah - Victoria
MicKenzi - Mackenzie
Jorjia -Georgia
Samyuell- Samuel
Jaymez- James
Dayzee- Daisy

So many exotic names to choose from! 🤣

’HER’

🤣🤣🤣🤣

You’re funny OP! 👍🏻😄

Oh yes, a Jorja and a Jorjeena. Not in the same school.

Wouldn't be brave enough to use it but like you OP I really like the sound and flow of it!

This!! LMAO so funny!!!!

Aloysius is a real name - albeit one that brings to mind an Irish gentleman who's about ninety years old or a priest.

Alowicious just looks made-up and bizarre.