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I can't decide if I do or don't like your Jove combos in which the mn starts with a vowel. I say that only because the one that most leaps out at me, Jove Asher, comes out "Joe Vasher" when I say it out loud, and I find all the vowel-started mn's do that. Makes me like Jove Theodore best.

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Jovian Alexander is cool, but Alexander automatically makes any combo cool. Problem for me is, the first thing I think when I read Jovian is "jovial."

Hm. Not bad. I don't like Jude at all, actually, but I do like Joe and Job quite a bit so the sound of Jove does attract me. (As an aside: I really do like Joe, not even just tolerate it or whatnot. I think it sounds clean-cut and lively.)

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I like Jovan, too, even though I purposefully mispronounce it. ;-)

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Your combos are good; I particularly like Jove Laszlo, Jove Edmund, and Jove Augustin. It's a surprisingly versatile name. Since it reminds me of so many others and honestly, I didn't make any immediate assumptions about its origin, it crosses ethnic name lines quite well for me.

Never heard it, but I think I really like it. I'd be delighted to meet a Jove. I think it would work well with most middle names, so maybe your better off just going with an honoring name?

I enjoy both the sound and the classical significance of Jove; however, I'm not certain that I like it as an appellation.

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Jove Alastair, Jove Alexander, Jove Arthur, and Jove Edmund delight me.

I like the name Jove. I have a friend goes by Jove, because it's his last name and his first name is dull as dirt.

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I like Alexander, Benjamin and Edmund as mns.

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By Jove, he's got it!

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I think there might be some teasing about his name, but it's a nice name all the same.

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I like:

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Jove August / Augustin
Jove Benjamin
Jove Edwin
Jove Oliver
Jove Theodore

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Jovian ALexander is handsome, and he could go by the nn Jove.