do you think Sora is a cool name 4 a boy?

Answer 1

I think its a pretty cool name for a boy. Its also the name of a boy in the games Kingdom Hearts I and II by Square-Enix on the PS2.

Answer 2

I agree - sounds like a girl's name. All Spanish names that end in /a/ are girl's names and all that end with /o/ are boy's. However, we are not in a Spanish speaking country (yet!) so the choice is yours.

If you want to give this boy a hard time at school, call him Sora. Otherwise call him Bob or Dave or Jimmy.

Answer 3

I am not a huge fan of it, simply because there's a bird with the same name native to the Illinois area, and it's kinda nasty looking. Granted that the masses probably don't know much about ornithology, you'll be okay in that respect. I think the name is a little more feminine suited, however.

Answer 4

Sora = Fiora, Dora, Laura, Nora

Sorry, that's a girl's name.

Answer 5

it is a girls name meaning sky in japanese, how would your teenage son feel if he found that out
how about soren meaning severe if you like sora
or ava or kalani if you want it to mean sky.

i love the name but not for a boy, try to be different but don't mess with gender! good luck babe xxxx

Answer 6

nicely needless to say something it quite is at the instant widespread/favorite would be dated via then (Emily, Jacob, Madison, Aidan, Zaidon, Nevaeh, etc.). yet you do not look to understand the character of naming tendencies. acceptance runs in cycles. infrequently are new names magically created and without warning widespread selections. quite, it occurs (back, Zaidon and Nevaeh LOL), yet frequently it in simple terms potential the names will look much extra dated, even swifter, consequently thoroughly dropping their attraction. As you so astutely talked approximately, immediately's widespread selections are "so final century." LOL it quite is tremendously lots the way it works. The names that have been widespread in our grandparents' -- or large-grandparents' -- generations are those that frequently come again around in ours. So in the "destiny," names of our parents and their classmates, or perhaps names that have been favorite in our time, are those that stands out as the "new," widespread selections! Lisa, Susan, Linda, Donna, Tammy, Brenda, Jennifer, Jessica, Kelly, Stephanie, Tiffany, Christine and Cheryl would be each and every of the fashion for women! and those females would be swooning over boys with "cool" names like Richard, Jeffrey, Frank, Bruce, Troy, Chad, Jason, Justin, Jeremy and Travis. LOL and needless to say, you will get a number of the traditionally-masculine crossovers. those widespread male selections in the previous, without warning starting to be widespread for women. perhaps alongside the strains of Clarence, Elmer, Russell, Milton (referred to as Clare, Ella and Millie needless to say ... cutesy feminized nicknames continuously help the crossover technique LOL). Or, much extra probably, persons that have been on the decrease end of the best one thousand masculine names some time past while. issues like Thornton, Ennis, Armond, Hilliard, Linus, Erling, Cordell, Murphy, Ambrose and Jennings, for example. it quite is in simple terms the way issues pass. ;) extra bonus: as a results of the overwhelming bandwagon mentality that gave us "The Nevaeh type," we are going to probably see much extra random words spelled -- and, regrettably, misspelled -- in opposite. seek for Nede, Ssorc, Nema and Reyarp from non secular parents, Bocaj, Ylime, Nosidam and, nicely, Heaven (ROFL) from parents spelling their or their parents' names backwards in a "imaginative" attempt at donning on a kin call or perhaps the occasional Adnoh, Taeskcab and Teliot (catchy, that one!) to commemorate some unpredicted deliveries. ;)

Answer 7

Nope

Answer 8

This is an honest answer.... I like it, I really do but it sounds like a girls name to me. To close to Nora.

Answer 9

No, not cool at all unless you're Nordic.

Answer 10

Not unless you are a Weequay.