What do you think of the name Spring as a first name and Rose at the middle name?

Question

I'm not expecting a baby or anything but i like to think up names for maybe the future... Do you think that name is nice and unique or just too far out. My mom likes orginal names and named all her kids unusual names, i want to as well someday.

The reason i thought i might be a good name is because Spring is my middle name. But i'm not too sure about it too... :)

Its a toss up between Heathen, David A, and KitKat. They are all good answers, thanks!

Answer 1

Yes, Spring Rose would be nice and unique, but my question is do you want a child known for his or her works or for his or her name? A lot of the "original name" selectors are picking names popular as their children's birth, not ones that have stood the test of time. You have to think about how other people will perceive someone sight unseen with that name; will they be taken seriously BEFORE their chance to make a first impression?

Perhaps the other way around -- Rose is a more common first name, like my half-sister has -- would be better, and since I remember you saying your middle name is Spring, a more fitting proper name. Good luck with whatever you decide, and have a terrific day!

Answer 2

For my daughters we gave them one "normal" name and one unique name. They can go by the normal name early and later in life if they feel like changing (or need a good stage name) they can use the other. Names are free; why stop with two?

I even like some of the "odd" names celebrities give (Suri, Apple, Moon Unit); it adds to personality.

And as far as what shows up on the birth certificate goes... my wife still thinks it's odd that noboby ever called me by my given name; I've gone by a nickname all my life.

Answer 3

SPRING
Gender: Feminine

Usage: English

Pronounced: SPRING [key]

Means simply "spring" from the name of the season, ultimately from Old English springan "to leap, to burst forth".
ROSE
Gender: Feminine

Usage: English, French

Pronounced: ROZ [key]

In part it means simply "rose" from the word for the fragrant flower (derived from Latin rosa). However, it may have originally been a short form of names beginning with the Germanic element hros meaning "horse".

Answer 4

Not together. It sounds over the top.Spring onions come to mind.There were these parents who wanted to give their daughter a name that could not be perverted.After much deliberation they decided on the name Amber and they were very pleased with themselves.Then one day they saw their 5 year old peeking over the cot and he greeted her" Hello Amburger"Unique names are fine but children are the cruelest creatures on the face of Gods earth.

Answer 5

I like the name "Summer" more than "Spring" personally. I'm not sure about putting rose in the middle. Your last name isn't Garden, is it? j/k

Answer 6

Sounds like something a hippie would name their kid. The two names are great apart from each other, but a little odd together.

Answer 7

Personally I don't like it. Sounds ok for a fake actress name or maybe even a stripper but not in the real world.

Answer 8

I think the name "Spring" is beautiful!!!
I also like "Rose", but I would not put them both together, as it would be too much.

Answer 9

"Spring" makes me think of the verb, rather than the season. Assuming its a girl, Summer or Autumn paired with your flower would still be unique/pretty without making me think of a slinky.

Answer 10

I worked with a gal named Spring and she was a complete psycho.