help me name my son for the love of god!?

Question

i have Avery Pierre for the two middle names i just need a first name and i do not like common names. i also do not like getto names. something unique but not too out there. thanks

Pierre is the fathers name and Liggett is the last name.

i have no idea what the origen of liggett is either so if you know that it would be nice.

there is no french in either of us that we know of, i am white/indian and the father is black/indian. the only reason it sounds french is because the fathers name is Pierre.

i am using both Avery and Peirre for middle names in that order
_______ Avery Pierre Liggett

i am using both Avery and Peirre for middle names in that order
_______ Avery Pierre Liggett

Answer 1

Preston Avery Pierre

Answer 2

Unless it's like, a sacred family tradition to have 4 names, I think you should just use Avery as the first, and Pierre as a middle.

For one thing, every form that you or your son as he grows up will have to fill out will have 3 name blanks- a first, middle, and last, and you'll either have to cram it all in, or pick one of the 4 to leave out.

If it does happen to be that there's a sacred family tradition of having 4 names, I like Lucian. It's not common or ghetto, but it's an old traditional name not heard too often, so it's not really out there either.

Answer 3

Liam, Elliott, Simon, Adrian, Colin, Nathan, Ethan, Sinclair, Gil, Louis, Ian, Matteo, Brett, Miles, Eric, Sven, Harrison, Quentin, Lucas, Nicholas, Nolan, Peyton, Regan

Answer 4

Ethan Pierre
Jacob Avery (Common)
Declan Avery

Answer 5

Your chosen names have a French flavor to them. Personally, I have always loved: Jean-Luc. Jean-Claude is nice too. How many names does the kid have to have?

Then again, the first name should complement the last name since people rarely use their middle names. Think of the nationality of his last name and then find something in that language that has a meaning.

Definitely, do NOT name him something that is even REMOTELY embarrassing. Think of all the possible slang meanings of the name.

Someone once studied names of males and it was found that short, one sylable names were considered more masculine. Go figure. LET US KNOW WHAT YOU DECIDE! Please email me. I have a Scott and a Matt. LOL!

Answer 6

with two middle names... you will need to keep the first name either to one syllable or extend it to three or more...

benjamin avery pierre
william avery pierre
anthony avery pierre

you will need to say the whole name including last name and also consider his initials.... what will the initials spell and is this a positive thing?

write and say the names you like in full several times to see how it looks on paper and how it sounds to the ear...

I think your choices of middle names are nice...

Answer 7

Look at the initials so if you use "c" it would be c - a(avery) - p (pierre) "CaP" hmm. Or, a G - would make it G.A.P. which is nice, or L - L.A.P. or M. - M.A.P. , you could tell him, he was the Map to your heart which is why you named him Malcolm; N- for N.A.P. (you might need a lot of them, when he is here) or R.A.P. If you think he might be musically inclined, or S.A.P. Maybe, T.A.P. or maybe even Z.A.P. - Zacharia is nice, and you could call him Zack for short.

I always like names that are long yet easily shortened. (two names for the price of one!) All the best to you!

Answer 8

I had no clue what to name my son, then D day came and I still had no name The next day after the birth the nurse came in and asked me to spell out the name and sign the papers I looked at my husband and was Like " OMG !" WE HAVE NO CLUE" we toke a moment and finally named him Christian Alexander"
Nicolas is also nice. Good Luck

Answer 9

Cameron

Answer 10

Quinten, Luca, Sebastian, Chandler, Sinclair, and Ethan are uncommon boy names I like.