OK HELP I know I know I never like anything though LOL

[*Efjay*]

Ok, so how far pg am I? 33 weeks I think.. The only name DH & I both sort of like is Ronan. But I just don't think its the right name. I like it but it just doesn't feel like its the name KWIM?

DH has joked about Warren, seems baby will be born near easter & in the year of the rabbit.. But I think it is just a joke name.

So you should all know the drill.. Celtic feel, goes well with Evan, Glenn, Isla & Iain. Suits surname F U LL E R & isn't on the top 100 list etc etc. Something nice but not common/popular but not weird. OH & not a "baby" name, Something that will sit nicely on my little man when he is a big man.

Thanks

eta - Boys names already in the family so we wont use.
Dave
Jesse
Joshua
Jacob
Sebastian
Ben
Sean
John
Donald
Evan
James
Glenn
Joseph
Iain
Jasper
Simon
Conner

I think thats all of them.....

[Babyluv]

I like Owen or what about Kieran? I don't know many Celtic names. Murray?

[Olive]

what about rohan? though i have no idea if taht celtic or not

[LimeSlice]

Found these Welsh ones before we found out Marley was a girl...

Gareth
Maddox
Owen
Rhys
Kynan
Vaughan

[wysiwyg]

Roan
Rory
Arran
Niven
Blair

[~Trish~]

My DS2's name is Kieran, so I thought I'd throw it out there .

It is a Celtic name that means Dark Skinned which is bizarre, because DS2 has beautiful dark skin while my other two are much fairer.

[Sunny Love]

Cianan (Cee-nan)
Ruari (Rory)
Kavan

[~Kim~]

Ross?

[tellytubby]

What about Roman?
Similar to Ronan, but with a twist?

[KimB]

My 2nd DS is called Tavis Keelan both celtic names

Some others I like are

Deegan
Alexander
William
Giles
Patrick
Jethro

[Yeddi]

Hmm... I like unusual names, how about:

Ailean (pronounced E-lun) means "rock" or "nobel" - Gaelic
Nevin means "saint" - Gaelic
Finlay means "white warrior" - Gaelic
Lorne - scottish place name
Torquil (pronounced Tor-call) means Thor's helmet

[*Ash*]

Oran.

[MrsFabuloso]

I love Gaelic names too, here's some for you:

Caelan (original spelling is Cailean) means 'child', Liam means 'helmeted'?? (my boys names )

Owen
Callum
Quin
Orin
Roane

[LionsandBears]

Duncan
Connor
Angus
Liam
Donal
Craig
Alistair
Andrew
Brennan
Finlay
Gilbert
Griff/Griffen


I suppose Macbeth would be a bit out there

[Tinks]

Tadhg pronounced Tige

[grub17]

my DS is an Ashton. don't think it's too celtic tho but it's not overly common... yet lol gl

[*Efjay*]

Some different suggestions there, thanks



Owen - Kinda too close to Evan??
Rhys - This one always comes up on our list but it feels like a naughty boys name (Malcolm in the Middle I think LOL)
Kynan - Ki - nan?
Vaughan - I like this one but dh doesn't.
Niven - How do you say it?
Giles - hmmmm does it suit the others? Is it too old a name on a baby/child?
Ailean (pronounced E-lun) means "rock" or "nobel" - Gaelic - E-lun or E-loon?
Nevin means "saint" - Gaelic
Lorne - scottish place name - mmmm another maybe, will suggest to DH
Torquil (pronounced Tor-call) means Thor's helmet - Not sure I like the sound of it in my head but DH would love the meaning.
Oran - Makes me think of Orson of Desperate housewives.. But I like I like Orson anyway, will have to look up the meaning etc
Tadhg - Tige...? Like Tiggy?


Those are all the ones I will have a second thought on the others I didn't comment on I don't like, but thanks .

[wysiwyg]

Friends in Scotland have a son Niven, and they say as per this

Niven \n(i)-ven\ as a boy's name is a variant of Nevin