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Help[Opinions] Re: Aviya (boy)
in reply to a message by araslanka
It's new to me, but I like it, and -a names on men in general. I've known quite a few people with them (including an ex and my husband's boss) so they don't seem strange to me, though I'd be unlikely to use a foreign name myself.
Akiva, Akira, Alyosha & Attila come to mind as similar names.
Béla, Dima, Dara, Derya, Sacha / Sasha, Shiva, Takuya, Tatsuya, Yuuta & Yura are good too.
Akiva, Akira, Alyosha & Attila come to mind as similar names.
Béla, Dima, Dara, Derya, Sacha / Sasha, Shiva, Takuya, Tatsuya, Yuuta & Yura are good too.
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I've known a few people with them as well, and in my own language -a endings aren't strictly feminine. But most English speakers who I talk with seem to think that any name that ends in A sounds like a girls' name, which can make things kind of difficult.
Alyosha and Yura are both new to me, and I really like them. Dara, Derya, and Sasha are favourites of mine.
Thankyou!
Alyosha and Yura are both new to me, and I really like them. Dara, Derya, and Sasha are favourites of mine.
Thankyou!
This message was edited 9/7/2015, 8:31 PM
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