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Help[Opinions] Vivere?
Ok, so I usually stray far away from names which are not actually names, but I think Vivere (vee-vehr-ay) is such a beautiful word and has such a lovely meaning (to live) that I am finding myself beginning to like it as a name.
Is it too odd? What gender do you think it would suit best? I am leaning towards masculine, because it makes me think of Andrea Bocelli's song "Vivere" (Dare to live).
I will probably keep it as a guilty pleasure, but any combo suggestions anyways?
Is it too odd? What gender do you think it would suit best? I am leaning towards masculine, because it makes me think of Andrea Bocelli's song "Vivere" (Dare to live).
I will probably keep it as a guilty pleasure, but any combo suggestions anyways?
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I'm an Italian native speaker, so for me this is just as weird as wanting to name a child "To Live". What about Vita, that means life?
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I like it, as a female name. It reminds me of French names.
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I'm not sure that words as names is quite such a capital sin. I don't see the huge difference between Vivere and Viviana or even Vivir. *shrug* Sometimes they are bad. I also like Veritas from Array, and Spiritus. Or even Spirit.
It is quite nice. I think it could be either gender quite easily.
Simon Vivere comes to mind. Of course. Sweet Simon. Francesca Vivere, Adrian Vivere, Hugo Vivere, James Vivere...? idk.
It is quite nice. I think it could be either gender quite easily.
Simon Vivere comes to mind. Of course. Sweet Simon. Francesca Vivere, Adrian Vivere, Hugo Vivere, James Vivere...? idk.
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