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Help[Opinions] Re: Amadeus
in reply to a message by Hola123
It's so strongly tied to Mozart for me that I can't quite see using it in real life, but I do like it very much. Mozart's birth name was actually Gottlieb, which has the same meaning in German (that man had a lot of names, he was born Johannes Chrysostom Wolfgang Gottlieb or some such monstrosity...). I think it's all-boy, and Amadeus Rene is a little heavy on the religious connotations, but a good-sounding name if you're okay with the baggage. As for nn, "Dey" is the best I can come up with.
As a teenager I had a triplet set in my head with Amadeus, Gottlieb and Theophilus as the middle names, haha.
ETA: I cannot believe that Chrysostom isn't in the database! Anglicans say the brief prayer of St Chrysostom every darn Sunday morning. And it was one of Mozart's names!
As a teenager I had a triplet set in my head with Amadeus, Gottlieb and Theophilus as the middle names, haha.
ETA: I cannot believe that Chrysostom isn't in the database! Anglicans say the brief prayer of St Chrysostom every darn Sunday morning. And it was one of Mozart's names!
This message was edited 4/26/2008, 8:21 PM
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