Message: "BAs from UK" - Behind the Name

[Opinions] BAs from UK

by Sofia

5/9/2011, 10:36 AM

BOYS:

Hamish William (Trevor and Jane)
Harold Charles (Claire and Sam), siblings Violet and George
Harris (Elaine and Maxwell)
Harrison Willem (Manon and Giles)
Harry Christopher James (Stacey and Jessica)
Harry Edgar Apollo (Fay and Stuart)
Harry Jack Duncan (Colin and Vicky)
Harry James (Jimmy and Jenna), sisters Jade and Katie
Harry Michael (Andrew and Lisa), brother Alphie
Harry Robert Carter (Anna and Piers), siblings Imogen and James
Harvey James (Laura and Damian)
Hector (Alice and Paul)
Hector Charles Hunter (Sarah and Ian)
Henry Arthur (Nicola and Matt), sister Olivia
Henry Joe (Gareth and Heidi), brother Sebastian
Henry John Hector (Teresa and Andrew)
Hugo Colin (Matthew and Sarah), sister Hattie
Hunter Henry (Robin and Hilary), sisters Jennie, Rosie and Susanna

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- Evie. (augustbugx)

5/10/2011, 9:07 AM

I like / love *

William [Jane, spelt Jayne]
[Claire, siblings : Violet * & George]
[Giles]
Christopher James [Jessica *]
James * [Jenna, sisters Jade & Katie *]
Michael
[Anna *, siblings James *]
Harvey James [Laura]
[Alice *]
[Sarah *]
Henry Arthur [sister Olivia *]
Henry Joe [Heidi]
Hugo [Sarah *]
Henry [sisters Jennie - as a nn for Jennifer, Rosie]

- Pie

5/10/2011, 7:07 AM

Awww Hugo and Hattie. And yay for Harold, Violet and George.

- Llewella (penguiny7) +1

5/9/2011, 11:38 AM

Like:
Hamish William - ooh handsome
Harrison Willem - I love an unexpected William variant as a middle name.
Harry Michael
Hugo Colin

What's with the Hectors? Is that becoming more popular, I wonder? I've never been able to see the appeal of Hector, although I do appreciate Arthurian names.

- Orsino (bananarama)

5/9/2011, 2:12 PM

Hector is actually popular in my country (mostly among Hispanic people, though).

- New_Chloe +2

5/9/2011, 11:06 AM

hooray for Hector!

You never see that one around. Now to just sit back and wait for some little Nestors.

Henry Joe makes me giggle for some reason

Hattie & Hugo ned to go on some adventures STAT

- Tassiegirl

5/9/2011, 11:30 AM

Hector! That was my Dad's iddle name, also hs Father's.

Rather surprisingly, Hector has been popular in my French-speaking area,(in the past, not now) in spite of the "H" not being pronounced.Thus, Ector.

- Bear

5/9/2011, 11:12 AM

lol -- "Hattie and Hugo need to go on some adventures STAT"

:-P

- kelly

5/9/2011, 10:59 AM

Hamish William - ok, not my style though. I don't care for the Ham- in Hamish
Harold Charles - ok but dated
Harris - a nice full name if you want the nickname Harry and don't like Harold
Harrison Willem - I much prefer William but a nice combo
Harry Christopher James - this actually flows very well for three names. I really like it
Harry Edgar Apollo - very mismatched & doesn't flow at all. Apollo is too fanciful for my taste.
Harry Jack Duncan - again no flow & rather nicknamey. I would prefer Harry Duncan or Jack Duncan
Harry James - classic; I like
Harry Michael - ok
Harry Robert Carter - nice combo
Harvey James - never been a fan of Harvey. It feels too nicknamey
Hector - Hector feels very Hispanic to me & I really can't picture it on anyone else
Hector Charles Hunter - not a bad combo
Henry Arthur - so sweet & intelligent sounding

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- Bear

5/9/2011, 10:39 AM

Three cheers for Harold Charles and Hector Charles. There aren't enough Harolds and Hectors these days. :-)

Great names all around.

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