Which do you prefer and why?
Do you like either of them? Thanks!
While neither of these names are really my style, I actually have positive associations with both of them! They both seem very friendly.
I think [name_u]Chase[/name_u] is sometimes used as a nickname for [name_m]Charles[/name_m], so that would be my vote.
I prefer [name_u]Chase[/name_u]. Not sure why, I just done like the way [name_u]Jace[/name_u] sounds.
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I like [name_u]Chase[/name_u]. It’s cute & sporty. [name_u]Jace[/name_u] just sounds kind of more trendy & not a name.
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Both sound very cool and modern, but I prefer [name_u]Jace[/name_u] (or the alternate spelling [name_m]Jayce[/name_m].)
[name_u]Chase[/name_u] is too much of a “word name” for my taste, especially since it’s meaning isn’t significant (to me at least.) It also reminds me of the pup from “Paw Patrol,” and overall sounds like a stereotypical kids’ show/book name.
[name_u]Jace[/name_u] fits in with the many other popular “J” names, while not being overly common (at least where I live; I have yet to meet a [name_u]Jace[/name_u] of any age.) It’s also a Hebrew name meaning “the [name_m]Lord[/name_m] is salvation,” which is a nice touch. I don’t think this should turn away non-religious parents, though, as most people wouldn’t assume it has a Biblical meaning.
Jace is less expected and less wordy. I would go with that.
I prefer [name_u]Chase[/name_u]. [name_u]Jace[/name_u] seems more like a nickname to me than a full name.
I like both but I prefer [name_u]Chase[/name_u]. It just sounds a bit sweeter than [name_u]Jace[/name_u]
I have a cousin named [name_u]Jace[/name_u]! He wears the name well. Neither are really my style, but I think I slightly prefer [name_u]Jace[/name_u]. I want to like [name_u]Chase[/name_u] more, because it sounds sweet, but a lot of the time [name_u]Chase[/name_u] just makes me think of the word chase. I can see the appeal of both though! I also really love the name [name_m]Ace[/name_m]!
I like both! I lean towards [name_u]Chase[/name_u] because it feels more established as a name but I do like [name_u]Jace[/name_u] as well.
I always imagine [name_u]Chase[/name_u] as chasing someone/something.
So [name_u]Jace[/name_u].
I actually really dislike both names, but I would choose [name_u]Chase[/name_u] of the two. [name_u]Jace[/name_u] feels extra trendy, and blends in with all the Jaxs and Jaydens. I grew up with a boy named [name_u]Chance[/name_u] and I like that as an alternative to [name_u]Chase[/name_u].
I like both! [name_u]Chase[/name_u] feels to me more like a stand-alone name, whereas I see [name_u]Jace[/name_u] more as a nickname for [name_m]Jason[/name_m], I guess. They’re both nice names with a friendly, open kind of energy.
I don’t really like either of them that much - sorry - but of the two I do prefer [name_u]Chase[/name_u] and can see that working better as a first name.
I prefer [name_u]Jace[/name_u]. I like the sounds better
Jace! I used to work with an adorable little boy named [name_m]Jayce[/name_m], so that influences me.
I knew a really awesome guy named [name_u]Chase[/name_u], which is probably influencing my preference.
I prefer [name_u]Chase[/name_u]! [name_u]Jace[/name_u] for some reason seems a bit harsh sounding to me.
I don’t care for either of them. [name_u]Chase[/name_u] makes me think a guy chasing a girl, in a negative way (idk, that’s just where my brain goes, maybe I’m the only one). [name_u]Jace[/name_u] would be my preference, but I feel like a lot of people who are being introduced to him, verbally, will mishear it for [name_u]Chase[/name_u]. Most parents I know who named their child something that is often misheard, have a bit of name regret.
I like [name_u]Jace[/name_u] as a nn for [name_m]Jason[/name_m] tho
I really like [name_u]Jace[/name_u]!
I usually love “word” names… but the [name_u]Chase[/name_u] paw patrol association is too strong for me.