Boy names you like but are too 'out there' to use

[weeducky]

What boy names do you love but are you afraid to use?

Roman
Angelo
Laith
Cassius.

Don't know if they're out there.

@moleeye I had a cat called mungo.

Also there's a child through work called zebadee.

Me and a colleague do laugh as we think of magic roundabout.

Younger colleagues don't get it.

Kintaro

And I wanted Morgan..

That was a hard no too.

Lucifer
Rasmus
Loki
Odin

Orion
Valentine
Constantine

I know a child called 'Wolfie' ... fab when you are 9 .. but as a 35 year old ?

Phoenix
Vernon

Moss

So I know an Apollo and Oberon (brothers).

I too love Zebedee!!
Also love Indigo for a girl.
I did once know an Igor, which is quite out there! Iggy is cool though.

Iolanthe
Isambard
Tamanicus Gregory.
my FIL and I had great fun choosing names, but SWMBO wasn’t impressed and I’m sure our 17yo is very greatful

Love it but for a girl.

Roscoe is pretty cool too. It's my friend's dog's name, which is probably more appropriate!

Phoenix , and for short Nix …other half never liked it though but maybe one day

I love that name. Think it is so cool!!! And l don't think it's too out there (usually am very boring with names!)

Casper and Forest, absolutely love them, my 2 ds names have already been listed 😁

Isambard was one we actually considered.

Also, when I went to Budapest in my second trimester, I thought Zoltan would memorable! Even I realised it was the hormones.

Humphrey. I'm almost sad my DD wasn't a boy. DH agreed to it but I think only after we knew we were having a girl

Vladamir

Lochlan/Locklan

Axyl

Basil

I love it. Dh was on Hard no

I guess it's not a I wasn't brave enough. More dh hated. Ds is 21 he suits his name I dont regret his name (Conrad) I still adore Basil.

Also love Horatio but dh was not on a no there just we didn't use it.

I love Eden for a boy, I find it a little twee for a girl, but I wouldn't use it for fear of it becoming more feminine as he got older.

Harris. Not Scottish or in Scotland.

It was DHs favourite but I just couldn't picture myself calling it across a playground in the Midlands.