Name Help!?

Question

Please answer the following questions, I would really appreciate it :)

1. What do you think of the name Henry? Henry James?
2. What do you think of the name Violet?
3. What middle names go well with Violet?
4. What other flower names do you like?

Thanks!

Also... what do you think of the name Daisy? For a child?

Answer 1

I think Henry and Violet are both extremely old-fashioned names...and not in a good way. I like traditional names, as opposed to trendy ones, but those both just sound like old people to me. Also, Henry is becoming kind of trendy right now, which is another reason I don't like it.

Daisy is a little better than Violet, and Lily is a little better than that.

Answer 2

1) The name Henry reminds me of an old man. It's an okay name, but it does sound old. I don't like Henry James because it reminds me of a British king. King Henry, King James, etc.

2) The name Violet reminds me of the nerdy girl (Tori Spelling) on Saved By the Bell. She was Screech's girlfriend.

3) (Sorry, I can't think of any.)

4) I don't really like flower names, but some you might consider are Camelia, Jasmine, Lily, Rose, and Hyacinth. I love the name Juniper, which isn't a flower, but a bush. It's less feminine, but still unique and natural.

At first I didn't like the name Daisy, but now that I think about it more, I think I do like it. It's cute, but I could also see an adult with that name. (Of course, I see a bubbly blonde adult, but an adult nonetheless.) It's a very young, playful name, so maybe it would go better as a middle name.

Answer 3

1. Henry James is a good solid name which speaks of reliability and presence.
2. Not at all keen on Violet - sounds too much like violence for my liking, and it will inevitably be abbreviated to Vi.
3. If you must have Violet, how about Veronica as a second name. Try saying it. Violet Veronica is rhythmic, rolling easily off the tongue, gives you interesting and unusual initials, and continues your floral theme - veronica being the name of a type of very pretty little flowers.
4. I also like as girls' names - Heather, Rose, Rosemary and Sylvia.

I'm afraid I don't like Daisy - to me it sounds cheap and slovenly.

Whatever names you choose, try to imagine going through all of your life, from childhood to old age, with that name or names, and see if you still like it. If not, do not, I beg of you, embarrass your child.

Answer 4

Henry James goes well with eachother
you could go with...
Violet Elizabeth
Violet Hailee
Violet Leigha
Violet Caeleigh

hope I helped you out some..Good luck!

Answer 5

Dont really like Henry, but like the combo.
Violet's good! Violet Ann, Violet Dawn, Violet Marie maybe?
Here's some ideas Rose,Blossom,Camelia,Daisy,
Flora, Heather, Hyacinth
Iris,Jasmine, Lily, Marguerite,
Marigold, Primrose, Rhoda,
Rosemary, Yolanda

Answer 6

I don't think there is a good name for violet. I like Henry James!

Answer 7

henry james sounds really manly i like it

a middle name for violet could be

violet rose violet grace violet hope violet michelle

and for the name daisy its pretty and i love the name daisy lynne thats what my friend named her daughter

Answer 8

Congrats :o)

I think Daisy is cute. Im not sure what would go with it thats all. I don't like Henry. Violet is also cute. Not many people use that name.

Names I like are Bradley Ryan (my sons name) and Im also 29weeks pregnant and we are naming this baby Gavin Anthony or Lillian Brooke...

I also like Andrew, James, Conner, Jeremy, Jared is adorable, and Adien.

Girls I love is Madison Jade, Savannah, Brooke, Ava, Cadence, Hannah, and Kayla.

Answer 9

Henry James is good, also like Henry Issac

Violet is an okay name, i wouldnt use it cuz its not my taste but fine for others.nn Vi

Violet May

Dasiy,Rose, Lily, Dahlia,

Answer 10

all the names are fab....a good middle name for violet is jane

i also like the name rose- i have \ best frend called rose and she is fab-

henry james is a good strong name- also a common name for the kings of middle age england-all king names are fab

hope i helped