More specifically,
Napoleon Stanisław Adam Feliks Zygmunt (surname Krasiński, known as
Zygmunt) was a Polish Romantic writer.
He had four children - I can only find the first names (
Władysław,
Zygmunt,
Elżbieta) of three, but a daughter was named Graciosa
Maria Beatrix (!)
Feel free to comment on all the names (I'd appreciate it very much!), but my chief interest is in
Napoleon. So, without much ado:
• What do you think of
Napoleon as a name?
• Can you think of any nicknames other than
Leo or
Leon?
• What are some other outrageous/unusual ways to
Leo you can think of? Galileo comes to mind for me.
• Any middle name combos you can think of?
• What would you name a brother and a sister to
Napoleon?
Napoleon isn't surprising on a 19th century Polish nobleman -
Napoleon was very well regarded for establishing a semblance of a Polish state, and is mentioned in the Polish national anthem.
I find it, as a name, ridiculous and stuffy - but in a fun way, that works on a larger than life character. Or a teddy bear. Very theatrical, very in your face. Given by a parent who enjoyed reading every volume of
Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire.
My combos:
Napoleon AchillesNapoleon AleksyNapoleon BrontëNapoleon CharlesNapoleon ConradNapoleon HerculesNapoleon IgnacyNapoleon JonasNapoleon KonradNapoleon MontagueNapoleon OliverNapoleon PericlesNapoleon PtolemyNapoleon ShelleyNapoleon WolfgangNapoleon Wolfram
My sibset:
Napoleon,
Hannibal, and
Theodora.
Theodora gets off easy haha
masculine list:
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124079feminine list:
https://www.behindthename.com/pnl/191050/124080