Hello fellow expectant mummies…
I keep going back to the name [name]Ry[/name]… i know its very short and all but i really love it.!
[name]William[/name] was my grandfathers middle name.
Thoughts would be awesome thanks:p
Hello fellow expectant mummies…
I keep going back to the name [name]Ry[/name]… i know its very short and all but i really love it.!
[name]William[/name] was my grandfathers middle name.
Thoughts would be awesome thanks:p
[name]Ry[/name] does sound like a nickname. [name]Ry[/name] Cooder, the musician/composer, is actually named [name]Ryland[/name]. You could also consider [name]Rhys[/name].
I like it as a nickname. As a given name it feels insubstantial to me, I’m not sure why because I’m fine with [name]Kai[/name] being used on its own.
Something like [name]Ryland[/name], [name]Ryan[/name], [name]Rylan[/name], [name]Ryne[/name] could be a nice longer version.
I like longer names, so two letter [name]Ry[/name] is really tough for me.
[name]Ry[/name] on it’s own is too much like [name]Rye[/name] - the grain or whiskey for me.
I think it’s totally okay! Some names are just short (ex: [name]Lee[/name].) I happen to like the sound of [name]Ry[/name].
I think it’s nice but [name]Ry[/name] is a little short. [name]Ryan[/name], [name]Rylan[/name], Ridan and [name]Ryder[/name] could be a long form.
[name]Ry[/name] is even too short for a nn in my mind. I know a [name]Ryan[/name] and he sometimes goes by RyRy, so [name]Ry[/name] is just missing too much in my opinion to be a full first name. And it also reminds me of the whiskey, especially if he’s being introduced in person (and the person isn’t seeing his name written down). That’s all I would hear. [name]Ryan[/name] [name]William[/name] is a fantastic name! That’s what I would recommend.
It isn’t my cup of tea, but it’s not terrible either. I would try to use a longer version, and [name]Ry[/name] as a nickname. But really, [name]Ry[/name] as a first name isn’t that bad.
I [name]LOVE[/name] it! I think it’s fresh and unexpected, and I like the more traditional [name]William[/name] in the middle.