I have a love of ancient Egyptian names as it is, but my current crush is [name]Ramses[/name] or Ramesses.
Is this name even usable now days do you think? Or is it too much?
(Not expecting or anything…just adding to my name list)
I have a love of ancient Egyptian names as it is, but my current crush is [name]Ramses[/name] or Ramesses.
Is this name even usable now days do you think? Or is it too much?
(Not expecting or anything…just adding to my name list)
[name]Ramses[/name] is a great name so it’s too bad about the condom connection. Personally, I wouldn’t use it. Although they’re not Egyptian, do you like [name]Ramsey[/name]/[name]Ramsay[/name]? I love [name]Ptolemy[/name] although it’s origins are Greek not Egyptian.
I’m not sure. Ha, ha. I’ve collected names so long and long for such obscurity that I’m no longer always rational Could be said of fellow berries. My immediate reaction was yes~ I do know a little [name]Ramsey[/name] nn [name]Ram[/name] exclusively. When I consider that the same nn for [name]Ramses[/name] takes it down a notch, I vote yes.
I think [name]Ramses[/name] is usable. It’s easily pronounced and vaguely familiar to most people. However, paired with Setra, I’m not sure. [name]Do[/name] you have a very strong affinity to Ancient [name]Egypt[/name]? [name]Do[/name] you want that theme, consciously?
That’s the thing, with Setra already being an egyptian name, and basically having the same meaning as [name]Ramses[/name], I’d be reluctant to go full on with that theme. But yes, I’ve had a strong affinity to Ancient [name]Egypt[/name] since early childhood. (I’ve only had one person know that Setra was an Egyptian name right away, but people are always ask about her name)
I hadn’t thought of [name]Ramsey[/name]…I like it though not quite as much as [name]Ramses[/name], it may be a good option for me though.
I suppose I could try out [name]Ramses[/name] in the middle spot with some of my other favorite names.
I love [name]Ramses[/name] and it’s totally useable. I think most people wouldn’t make the connection with it being Egyptian. Same with Setra. [name]Love[/name] your daughters name and I think the two go well together.
I like it, but I would balance it with a more mainstream middle.