Thoughts on this name? I just came across it on this new film ‘Home Again’. One of the actors on it uses it as his stage name as it’s meant to be a childhood nickname.
I really like the vibe and I’m a big fan of other similar names like [name_u]Milo[/name_u], [name_u]Rocco[/name_u] and [name_u]Arlo[/name_u].
I really like Pico. I first heard it on the travel writer Pico Iyer, whose work is fantastic. He’s British but I think of [name_f]Indian[/name_f] background.
How is it pronounced? [name_f]My[/name_f] first thoughts are Pico like pico de [name_m]Gallo[/name_m] but then wondered if it’s like pick-o or pie-co. I will say I prefer your three other choices over Pico.
Sorry, I’m not a fan. I understand that the sound is very sweet and appealing but in my language (Portuguese) it means peak (mountain peak, pandemic peak,…) and also thorn.
[name_u]Milo[/name_u], [name_u]Rocco[/name_u] and [name_u]Arlo[/name_u] are very handsome names!
It actually has the same meaning in Spanish and for some odd reason I find it quite appealing. I really like nature/geography related names and reminds me of a place near where I grow up @Estrela
Ha I guess I don’t eat enough Pico de [name_m]Gallo[/name_m] to get that association immediately- my first thought was the island Pico in the Azores. Never been, but I spent a few months in São [name_m]Miguel[/name_m] and I am guessing it is equally beautiful. I have not met anyone named Pico, but I can’t think of any bad associations or anything.