Dramula as name?

[Shalom23]

My daughter is expecting her first child. Knows it's a girl. She loves the name Dramula. I'm conflicted as I think its made up. Should I say something?

It's a cross between Dracula and primula

I thought this was a thread about a type of medication!

Dramula!

Dramula, Dracula, Primula (cheese). Think about how that child will fare at school. Don't just don't.

It sounds like something medical, like a brand name or something.

I thought of Dracula and Primula (cheese).

I wouldn't know what to do/say though, sorry

A lot of people wait years for their baby, but don't saddle it with a name that sounds like a horror film!

It sounds like a brand of weed killer.

How about Ursula? Same sort of sound and nn Ully is possible. Everyone will think of the sea witch in Ariel but it’s marginally better than Dramula.

What is the significance of it being a long awaited pregnancy?? Utterly irrelevant as an excuse for not giving the baby a half decent name 🤨

Every time I see/hear Dramula on this thread, I snort. It looks silly, it sounds silly, it is silly. Fun for me but maybe not so much for poor wee Dramula.

It sounds like some sort of medication .
Or a misspelling of Dracula

Surely not, imagine what the kids will do at school with a name that sounds like Dracula.

How does she pronounce it? Dra-moo-la or Dram-u-la. Not that it makes any difference. Yuk.

Dracula with all the drama

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Alcoholic vampire? What an ugly name for a little girl 😬

Imagine telling people your name. Spell Dracula with an m instead of c 🤣. I hope it's just her hormones

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This makes the 'Drake' thread look sensible

And maybe on a par with Dracob. Actually Dracob and Dramula could be siblings!

This is exactly why I have asked my MP to introduce a private member's bill to outlaw the use of any unauthorised names.

I have carefully prepared an acceptable list of names; essentially any name that appears in the Bible or the names of Kings, Queens or consorts from any period of the history of the British Isles, or Janet, is acceptable to me.

My predictive text keeps changing Dramula to Dracula.

As will the kid's schoolmates.

Dracob and Dramula!
Omg I am cackling!

Reminds me of the old Harry Enfield Wayne and Waynetta sketches. I believe they called their firstborn Frogmella and the second Spudulika.

If push came to shove I would take Frogmella over Dramula.

(I know we aren't allowed to laugh at goths but I think a lot of people would snigger at little Dramula, so unless the family are hell bent on relocating to Whitby I think they need to rethink)

Is this a cousin for Balonz?

It isn’t the best name I’ve ever heard.

But... I’m really close to my mum and value her opinion hugely, except when it came to naming my DC.