Long last name

General Name Discussion
1

hello,
I am wondering what kind of names would sound and look good with a last name of La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]…
thanks!!

2

bump

like syllable wise…???

3

1/2 syllables, smooth with vowel sounds. Avoid Ls, and nothing ending in either O or R. Random Examples (not actual suggestions):

[name]Kaye[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]
[name]Marni[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]
[name]Audrey[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]
[name]Joy[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]

[name]Jace[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]
[name]Guy[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]
[name]Charlie[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]
[name]Tate[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]

4

that is helpful. thank you. the problem is that my husband i like old fashioned names that are longer and flowery and want to give a middle name too. its so hard!

5

It’s tough, but as your baby’s surname would have 6 syllables, you’ll have to sacrifice one or the other.

6

Thats a lot of name! Something like [name]Penelope[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name] would be quite the mouth full to introduce yourself as every day! But I think you can achieve flowery and old-fashioned without creating a burdensome name! And you can definitely still give a middle name, because that isn’t said very frequently and wont really add to the amount of name she has to say on a daily basis, in my opinion.

examples:

[name]Ivy[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]
[name]Celeste[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]
[name]Tessa[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]

[name]Alfred[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]
[name]Jude[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]
[name]Henry[/name] La [name]Rocco[/name]-[name]Demeter[/name]

7

My husband and I have a long Dutch last name, but we love flowery girl names. So we decided that if we use a long fn than it needs to have a short nn that they can use if necessary.

For example my top three girl’s names are -

[name]Anastasia[/name] nn [name]Ana[/name]
[name]Isabella[/name] nn [name]Bella[/name] (I know it’s popular, but I’ve loved this name since I was a little girl)
[name]Wilhelmina[/name] nn [name]Willa[/name]