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[Facts] Tripp
by Erna (guest)
1/21/2002, 9:43 PM
Well, even though it is a surname, can it be used as a first name, such as in the book?
thanks,
Erna
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- Deb (guest)   +3
1/21/2002, 10:34 PM
I'm not sure what you mean - "can it be used as a first name" - someone obviously did, didn't they? You can call a child "cup" or "plate" if you want. There are no can or can't rules.
There are no name police who will arrest you as far as I know. I don't like Tripp myself but then I don't have to use it.
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- Silver (guest)   +1
1/22/2002, 9:39 PM
in Quebec they regulate naming, a man tried to name his daughter and he wasn't legally allowd to name her that, lol :)
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- Silver (guest)
1/26/2002, 5:00 PM
oppz, i meant to type he tried to name his daughter Cherry, or maybe it was Cherise.
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- Rhiannon (guest)
1/22/2002, 11:34 PM
Tripp is used as nickname for someone who is the 3rd in the line of names- John Smith Sr, J.S. Jr, J.S. "Tripp"
particularly in the southern U.S. (or so I've read)
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