Atitlan for a girl?

[Radi0liverpool]

What do you think?

Titicaca is a more famous lake...

Yes been there too. Even more unsuitable! I wanted something inspired by our travels but I see this one is not suitable!

Possibly some Huns though

Beatrix means traveller

🤣 brilliant first response

That’s Attila 😂

Atilia is a Roman name, but I’ve just Googled the meaning and it means “woman who has difficulty walking” 🥴

Back to the drawing board perhaps…

Don't. (And I've been to Lake Atitlan, it's amazing!!).

We have "tit" in our surname and the kids - while ok with it now, and in fact quite proud of it - they, and dh, did get a lot of comments growing up.

Check Forvo for pronunciation - it’s more like A - ti - chlan.

God no.

No!

You simply can't. Well you can, but please don't.

Definitely not!

Oh dear. Just no.
(it would be rather like calling a boy Cockatiel or similar, in that it too is not a name and the word includes a slang expression for genitals.)

How rude, my son Cockatiel loves his name

It's a no from me, too.

Please no! Some charmer in about 13 years will start calling her A tit.

God no,
How did you not notice the ruddy great tit in the middle of that?
Please, for the sake of your child, post any future name choices on here to check. If you missed tit in Atitlan you really can't be trusted!

why oh why do people wan to be "unique".

Just call the child alan and have done with it.

This.

Titty for short.

"Just call the child alan and have done with it."

Or go with Atitlan and explain that the tit is silent.

Lakes - Victoria, Tana, Alexandrina, Constance, Valencia

Any of those appeal?

I'm sorry OP but you absolutely cannot give your daughter a name with 'tit' in it. Her life will be miserable.

Bloody awful.

Similar names without 'tit' in:

Atalanta (Greek goddess)
Ottilie
Otilia

Quite

If she grows up to have big breasts it'll be "Look at Tit's tits!" if she's small it'll be "Titless Tit!" and everything in between.

Just no.