Which do you think would work out better as a fn for a boy?
[name_u]Pace[/name_u] or [name_f]Pacey[/name_f] nn [name_u]Pace[/name_u]?
And with “work out better” I mean work better on an adult, Sounds more professional and has the least potential for bullying?
It is currently very doubtful we will use it. We kinda deemed it GP, eventhough DH and I both fell in love with [name_u]Pace[/name_u]. We are just curious.
I think [name_u]Pace[/name_u] is definitely the more usable of the two. [name_f]Pacey[/name_f] is too close to [name_f]Lacey[/name_f] for my liking.
[name_u]Pace[/name_u]. [name_f]Pacey[/name_f] seems more of a nn for [name_u]Pace[/name_u] than the other way round. Plus if you can have [name_u]Trace[/name_u] and [name_u]Jace[/name_u], [name_u]Pace[/name_u] isn’t too much of a stretch.
[name_u]Pace[/name_u] sounds more mature and professional in my opinion. I’d pick [name_u]Pace[/name_u], especially if you would use [name_u]Pace[/name_u] as a nickname for [name_f]Pacey[/name_f] anyway. [name_f]Pacey[/name_f] is a bit more feminine and cutesy
I think [name_u]Pace[/name_u] by itself is very nice.
Good name, interesting but not super weird.
[name_f]Pacey[/name_f] is a cute diminutive form for a toddler, but I’d use [name_u]Pace[/name_u] as the full name.
I’m going against the crowd here, but I have to say I love [name_f]Pacey[/name_f] with [name_u]Pace[/name_u] as a nickname!