[name]Mark[/name]
[name]Ezra[/name]
[name]Micah[/name]
[name]Adam[/name]
When you hear these names, do you automatically think ‘Bible name’? Obviously they are in the bible, but is that your immediate association?
[name]Mark[/name]
[name]Ezra[/name]
[name]Micah[/name]
[name]Adam[/name]
When you hear these names, do you automatically think ‘Bible name’? Obviously they are in the bible, but is that your immediate association?
[name]Mark[/name] - no
[name]Ezra[/name] - yes
[name]Micah[/name] - maybe
[name]Adam[/name] - no
Yes, because they are Biblical. However, [name]Adam[/name] and [name]Mark[/name] don’t feel Biblical, if that’s what you’re asking. [name]Ezra[/name] and [name]Micah[/name] do.
Yes, but I find that appealing. I am particularly fond of [name]Ezra[/name] and [name]Micah[/name].
Not immediately, but I personally know an [name]Adam[/name], [name]Micah[/name] and [name]Ezra[/name]. I do think of [name]Micah[/name] and [name]Ezra[/name] as being particularly Biblical, though, while [name]Mark[/name] and [name]Adam[/name] seem less so.
Yes, especially when they are put together like that. However [name]Mark[/name] and [name]Adam[/name] are more common so they seem less Biblical to me, if that makes sense?
[name]Mark[/name] and [name]Adam[/name], no because they are so mainstream
[name]Ezra[/name] and [name]Micha[/name], I don’t necessarily think biblical, but I might think the parents were either Jewish or Evangelical [name]Christian[/name].
[name]Mark[/name] and [name]Adam[/name] don’t seem biblical to me because they are so common. [name]Ezra[/name] probably should, but it is pretty popular with name nerds, so I think of it more as part of the [name]August[/name]/[name]Jasper[/name]/[name]Finn[/name] crowd. [name]Micah[/name] makes me think biblical, for sure. I’ve never known a secular [name]Micah[/name].
[name]Mark[/name] & [name]Adam[/name] no — they’ve long become secular names.
[name]Micah[/name] and [name]Ezra[/name] have more a modern history of usage as English given names so the Biblical / religious connections are much stronger. To give you an example, outside the Jewish faith they are probably only used in [name]North[/name] [name]America[/name] where people are much more religious. In Europe these names sound strange, almost like “Buddah” or “[name]Christ[/name]”.
[name]Mark[/name]- Yes
[name]Ezra[/name]- No
[name]Micah[/name]- No
[name]Adam[/name]- Yes
With [name]Ezra[/name] and [name]Micah[/name], yes. With [name]Mark[/name] and [name]Adam[/name], not especially, but as I’m a [name]Christian[/name], and the Bible is very meaningful to me, I think of the Bible character with all of these. [name]Ezra[/name] and [name]Micah[/name] seem like strong Bible character names–[name]Mark[/name] and [name]Adam[/name] just come across as classic names, though. I like all four options.
Yes to [name]Ezra[/name], no to the others.
Yes for [name]Ezra[/name] and [name]Micah[/name]. No for [name]Mark[/name] and [name]Adam[/name]–because they have been so common for so long.
[name]Ezra[/name] is particularly cool and edgy sounding though, so it can kinda go either way, imo.
Nope. None of them make me think of The Good Book. But I’ve read the Bible like… once? And it was long… Anyways, [name]Mark[/name] and [name]Adam[/name] are common names, and make me think of shady soap actors or pop stars I liked when I was younger. [name]Ezra[/name] makes me think of [name]Ezra[/name] Pound. And I’ve got a friend named [name]Micah[/name] and I think of her when I hear the name. :D!
[name]Mark[/name]-no
[name]Ezra[/name]-no
[name]Micah[/name]- yes
[name]Adam[/name]- kind of
I don’t think Bible for any of these except [name]Adam[/name]. [name]Mark[/name] is very mainstream, I’m not sure why I don’t associate [name]Micah[/name] the Bible immediately, and [name]Ezra[/name] just seems like a grandpa name (in a good, cool way!).
[name]Mark[/name]- no more classic
[name]Ezra[/name]- no
[name]Micah[/name]- yes
[name]Adam[/name]- yes
[name]Ezra[/name] and [name]Micah[/name], yes. [name]Mark[/name] and [name]Adam[/name], no. I agree with ashthedreamer, [name]Mark[/name] and [name]Adam[/name] skew classic in my mind where as [name]Ezra[/name] and [name]Micah[/name] are slightly more obscure and therefore more directly attached to the bible in my mind.
[name]Mark[/name] - Yes
[name]Ezra[/name] - I never heard this name until Nameberry and I went to a [name]Christian[/name] school for 6 years, oops XD
[name]Micah[/name] - No
[name]Adam[/name] - Yes
No, I don’t I just think ‘great names’.