Enzo

[MissHoney22]

Thoughts?

Awful.

Is there a particular reason why, @AndTheSurveySays?

Don't like it. Sorry

I love it.

I like it, it’s quite popular but not overly so in my home country (Netherlands) and I personally know one in his early thirties, a newborn and one who’s about twelve. It definitely has a very continental feel. I always associate it with Belgians although it’s obviously Italian and short for Lorenzo. I’ve never heard it in the UK though!

Horrid. Know a little boy named enzo and his mum really isn’t very kind.

Only if you're foreign.

@Whatsthepoint1234 - we feel it works perfect for us because DH is Italian and I am half German. We do live in the UK and I felt like it would work well here

Definitely then! To me it’s like an underused Luca - versatile.

Is there a particular reason why

It just sounds wanky and too much like 'benzo'.

I like it - I know a couple of little Enzos, one is Enzo as a full name, one it is short for Lorenzo

You would have got very different responses if you had mentioned the Italian heritage in your OP.

I like it.

I love it

I like it, and you have the heritage to go with it.

I like it as I'm a big Vampire Diaries fan 🤣

I know a little Enzo and one grown up one. I think it's great

Sounds like one of the Muppets.

Fab name!

We know an Enzo in DD’s class, I like it!

Our dog is called Enzo.

A couple of 'Influencers' on Instagram have used it in the past year, so it must be perceived as acceptable.

@ZoyaTheDestroyer - really? Just don't see how that changes what someone would think of a name, the name is still the same! Wouldn't have minded adding it in the OP... just didn't really think it would make a difference

I know a dog called Enzo. He's cute.

Really like it. I think without a continental European connection it’s maybe a bit try-hard but given you have the connection it’s a great name.

I like it and I know a little Enzo (also Italian heritage). Great name and great car!