by Jez 74 Replies latest jw friends
We are having a boy and can't decide on names. We want something a little different, not in 'the top 10'. It also has to be English or German orgin. Any help would be great and if we choose your name, I will mail you a token of our appreciation!!!
Jez
Keg
Charlemagne
Kaiser
Derek - German
Bertram - German
Edwin - German
Emil - German
Leonard - German
Zelig - German
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The boy's name Harlan \ha(r)-lan\ is of Old English origin, and its meaning is "army land". Place name.
Harlan has 6 variant forms: Harland, Harlen, Harlenn, Harlin, Harlyn and Harlynn.
Harlan is a popular male first name and a very popular surname (source: 1990 U.S. Census). Displayed below is the baby name popularity trend for the boy's name Harlan. Click here to compare Harlan with related baby names.
Boy names are the hardest I think but here are a few boy names I like:
Brett Cole Rafe Barrett
How funny, my wife is expecting too and we're having trouble figuring out names. Since ours isn't due until the end of October I just said that we should wait. So far we're thinking Jack Daniel, which struck us as funny but both of us like Jack as a name and a friend of mine died a little while ago named Daniel. His passing had such a profound effect on us something feels right about having Daniel in the name. Plus it's a great story to go with "We named him after his root cause" LOL. While they're both pretty common names, you don't hear a whole lot of Jacks out there and especially no Jack Daniels
A boy was born in the back seat of a car at a toll booth. They named him Zack Change.
Ba-dum-dum.
I like my grandson's name, Dylan.
A couple of my favorite boy names: Tom Grey Lewis
A common male name in Norway is Odd. Another one is Even. "Hi, you may very well be Frank, but I am Odd, and my brother is Even." :)
BTW, there are lots of names used by Germans at http://www.kindername.de/ (m = male; w = female).
