Quick Question Thread?!

[sgsg8]

I love the name Henry! It sounds like the name for a happy adventurous little boy. Alistair is also awesome it's serious while still seeming modern. Orson's meaning is so cute, i'm just not sure how well it sounds after Alistair. Alistair ends with an R sound and Orson starts with an R sound. Overall I really like this, it sounds serious while still being fun.
I also love the name Louis, it's so cute. I prefer the Louie pronunciation over the Lewis pronunciation but they are both nice. Forest is also awesome, it brings up lots of nice imagery. I also like Jem. I love James and this is a nice nickname with literary connections. My only complaint with Jem is it's similarity to a gem which I think of as being more feminine. All 3 names sound awesome together!

I don't really like the names rio or lark separately but together they sound really cool. Do you think Riolark is an acceptable name or not?

[sorceress]

Riolark is just too cringy & I would honestly think Gracemarie/Rosebeth/Annelouise to be better choice.

[adelina_sophia]

Riolark seems a little made up for me. I do like a lot of modern word names but Riolark is definitely a bit much, sorry.

What are your thoughts on Henry Lucius? If you're not a fan, what other middle names would you suggest?

[undertherainbow]

My first reaction reading Henry Lucius was: "wow, Draco really had an obsesion with Harry" but I'm a HP nerd. I do love the name Henry (number 2 in my top 3 names) and Lucius has a nice meaning. It's a safe name with an unexpected twist. I like it.

Henry Lorcan
Henry Lysander
Henry Louis
Henry Leander
Henry Lucien/Lucian


Do you think Clio is useable?

[sorceress]

Yes, Clio is usable, but Cleo may be better choice

What do you think of Saga and would it be pronounced Say-ja outside of nb like totally unrelated name Sage? It's pronounced with hard g like Gaia and Gabriella. How many of berries do you think would have known that?