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[Opinions] Roderick
by Sabrina Fair (tigerlilly)
4/15/2008, 4:58 PM
1. WDYT of Roderick [M]? Reason in using it: I want to use it because ihas to do with my surname and from one of my favorite short stories from Edgar Allan Poe.2. Any first names for Roderick [is being used as the MN] as lately I am bad at combos?ETA: I asked about this a long time ago but at the time Roderick was a first name I decided to use it as a middle name instead.I like word/nature/place/old-fashioned/unisex type of names.

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- Lumiereslove
4/16/2008, 11:02 AM
I like Roderick. One of my friends' names is Roderick. His name is Roderick LaRon. He went by LaRon in high school. Now, I think you can call him anything.Some ideas:
Roderick Sirius
Roderick Orion
Roderick Philip (see meaning of Philip)
Roderick Connor (see meaning of Connor)
Roderick Cloud
Roderick Caleb (see meaning of Caleb)
Roderick Wolf
Roderick Griffin
Roderick Leo
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- Shivali
4/16/2008, 3:35 AM
I adore Roderick - and know a lovely one – who goes by his full name (he’s simply not a Roddie :). Lucas Roderick springs to mind as an option - although it's not as adventurous as your usual tastes. I also (sort of) remember that you like Hawaiian names? Kai Roderick would be a great name (I think :)
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- Kit Kat
4/15/2008, 8:29 PM
I am also horrible at combos it seems, but I just wanted to say that I love Roderick. The only reason its not on my list is because it is a little popular and I prefer names rarely seen but heard of (Ambrose for example, but it seems to be on a slow rise, at least on the board)
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- Bear   +1
4/15/2008, 6:26 PM
Love it! Very strong, distinguished and handsome. Roderick sounds like a real heart-breaker to me. (Note to self: must suggest this one more . . . .)Matthew / Matthias Roderick
Thomas Roderick
Stephen / Stefan Roderick
James Roderick
Simon Roderick
George Roderick
Hugh Roderick
Julian Roderick
Edmund Roderick
Charles Roderick
Gavin Roderick
Malcolm Roderick
Sterling / Stirling Roderick
Vincent Roderick
Seamus Roderick
Desmond Roderick
Nathaniel Roderick
Malachi Roderick
Adam Roderick
Sebastian RoderickYou like?

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- Tawnee
4/15/2008, 5:39 PM
I'm not too fond of it as a first name, but I think it would make a nice middle name.
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- Tippins (blaaarg)   +1
4/15/2008, 5:34 PM
I like it, it is a handsome MN. I don't like "Rod" but as a MN it works very well.I want to stick it with an L name. I feel like L names go best with long and handsome R names. Leo Roderick? Leopold Roderick? Linus Roderick?no idea.
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- Sabrina Fair (tigerlilly)
4/15/2008, 7:48 PM
- AnnaMarie
4/15/2008, 5:05 PM
I've only heard of one Roderick before, nn Roddy. I think it's a really nice name.Jack Roderick
John Roderick
Adam Roderick
Nathaniel Roderick
William Roderick
Morgan Roderick
Henry RoderickI could actually think of a lot more! Roderick is very versitile as a mn.
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