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My first thought that was to say Al-oh. I had been saying it the English way.
If pronounced like that, I like it on a boy.
I don't like the sound of al-oh-eh. I'm not sure why. Maybe it sounds too delicate?

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I love nature names. I'd use it on a son before I use it on a daughter. No one where I live would pronounce the E like "eh" unless it were spelled like Aloë or Aloé. In that case, it looks very feminine.

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For a boy: Tristan Aloe, Finnian Aloe, Eoghan/Owen Aloe, Aloe Conrí, Aloe Connery, Aloe Winston, Aloe Houston, Aloe Pedro, Aloe Rodrigo

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Unisex: Aloe Shannon, Aloe Avery, Aloe Cardamom*, Aloe Jade*

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For a girl: Christina Aloé, Britney Aloé, Aloé Miranda, Celia Aloé, Parker Aloé, Aloé Bridget, Cardamom Aloé*, Ginger Aloé*t

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* I wouldn't use the really plant-based or double-object combos in real life, because its kind of going overboard. I'd just choose one word-name or object-name, so the kid has at least one normal name to fall back on in case they don't like their other name. : )

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Aloe is pretty cool for both genders. Perfect for a fictional character, especially.

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This message was edited 11/16/2021, 1:29 PM