Eric - all the people named I have met named Eric have been really compassionate and upstanding individuals. (Watch your child turn out the be the devil child lol.)

Erica - if your child turns out to be a girl.

Perguvious

United States1783 Posts

July 08 2009 03:30 GMT

#284

Michelle (for girl obviously)- even though this is one of many widely-used names, I still think it's nice.

And for guy, I like Kevin a lot. You can't go wrong with Kevin.

The Storyteller

Singapore2486 Posts

July 08 2009 03:31 GMT

#285

On July 08 2009 08:31 igotmyown wrote:
The previous was ___ Sup (although it might vary by family),

So you could have somone named Yo Wah Sup?

I suck at boys' names, but if it's a girl I would name her Siobhan. It's spelled in such a cool way and it sounds nice too.

The Storyteller

Singapore2486 Posts

July 08 2009 03:32 GMT

#286

On July 08 2009 12:30 Perguvious wrote:
Michelle (for girl obviously)- even though this is one of many widely-used names, I still think it's nice.

And for guy, I like Kevin a lot. You can't go wrong with Kevin.

Absolutely. Kevin is the coolest name ever.

Xeris

Iran17695 Posts

July 08 2009 03:52 GMT

#287

Don't go with an average, meaningless American name like Kevin please. If you're actually polling or really thinking about a name, choose something less lame. Picking a name that can be pulled out of a hat or something is no fun.

The great thing about non American names is that they are infused with meaning and many have cool stories behind it. I'm not saying that all American names are totally meaningless, I'm sure a lot of people have good reasons their parents chose that name or whatever.. but in and of themselves, wtf does a name like Kyle, Jason, or Tim mean aside from just being a name? Biblical references?

In conclusion, go with a name that means something!

I don't have a particular name to suggest.

Manifesto7

Osaka27177 Posts

July 08 2009 03:54 GMT

#288

The boy's name Kyle \k(y)-le\, also used as girl's name Kyle, is pronounced kyl. It is of Gaelic origin, and its meaning is "narrow, straight". Place name that refers either to a narrow body of water between two land masses, or to a peninsula or isthmus.

The boy's name Jason \j(a)-son\ is pronounced JAY-sun. It is of Greek and Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "healer; the Lord is salvation". Variant of Joshua. Biblical: an early Christian associate of Paul. Greek mythology: Jason was leader of a group of warrior heroes called the Argonauts.

The boy's name Timothy \t(i)-mo-thy\ is pronounced TIM-oh-thee. It is of Greek origin, and its meaning is "God's honor". Biblical: Timothy was an energetic, well-trained young Christian who was a companion of Saint Paul, who wrote to him, "Let no man look down on your youth". According to tradition, he was martyred after denouncing worshippers of the Greek moon goddess Diana.

Dude... seriously...

Doso

Germany769 Posts

July 08 2009 04:30 GMT

#289

Gratz Mani

GTR

51693 Posts

July 08 2009 04:43 GMT

#290

On July 08 2009 09:49 3 Lions wrote:

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yeah it is lol, just realized this when i looked at the korean characters really carefully today...

still, Jay would be a good name imo

Savior's Jae is 'Jae', Jaedong's Jae is 'Je'
I don't have Korean at school so I can't type it up.

To Mani: How about... Ryugie? :D

Mindcrime

United States6899 Posts

July 08 2009 04:51 GMT

#291

You could name the kid after a figure from some mythology... like Apollo.

mIsUZu

New Zealand528 Posts

July 08 2009 05:16 GMT

#292

Bisu.

or TaekYong.

or NalrA.

inlagdsil

Canada957 Posts

July 08 2009 05:45 GMT

#293

Joe

Why, you ask?
Because that way he would be called Joe K Ono.

InfeSteD

United States4658 Posts

July 08 2009 08:29 GMT

#294

On July 08 2009 13:43 GTR wrote:

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Savior's Jae is 'Jae', Jaedong's Jae is 'Je'
I don't have Korean at school so I can't type it up.

To Mani: How about... Ryugie? :D

HOLLY motherfucking shit!!!!!! I feel like such a noooobb LOOOL
this whole time I thought it was 이재동! but no its 제

wtf!

PanoRaMa

United States5070 Posts

July 08 2009 10:24 GMT

#295

On July 08 2009 12:52 Xeris wrote:
Don't go with an average, meaningless American name like Kevin please. If you're actually polling or really thinking about a name, choose something less lame..

FU

I suck with naming stuff but congrats Mani :D

morfyy

Romania593 Posts

July 08 2009 10:34 GMT

#296

bisuu fightinggggg

Manifesto7

Osaka27177 Posts

July 08 2009 10:38 GMT

#297

I offered Rekrul naming rights for 100k, but he said no.

Guess it is still up to you guys.

The Storyteller

Singapore2486 Posts

July 08 2009 12:20 GMT

#298

On July 08 2009 12:52 Xeris wrote:
Don't go with an average, meaningless American name like Kevin please. If you're actually polling or really thinking about a name, choose something less lame.

Oooo... you just insulted my parents. Die die die...

And just for your info, when I'm around, Kevin means awesome.

(If anything, I thought Kevin, Bruce and Sheila were West Australian names of the 70s/80s)

DoX.)

Singapore6164 Posts

July 08 2009 12:29 GMT

#299

silynxer

Germany439 Posts

July 08 2009 12:45 GMT

#300

So if you like biblical names and James is too common why not take the more original and less used Jacob? The transition into japanese should be well enough (I'd go for Yakobu instead of Jaikobu though) and personally I think Jacob Ono sounds great.