[Opinions] Nathaniel?
Do you think Nathaniel Jonas sounds nice?
It sounds a little like my favourite Samuel. I seem to have a thing for 'el' endings. If you had to choose between Samuel and Nathaniel, which would you choose? Also what about the spelling, Does Nathanael look misspelt? It's the Biblical spelling so I kind of like it.
Thanks :)
Edd: July 27, 2005(8 more days before we find out if we are having a boy or girl!)
It sounds a little like my favourite Samuel. I seem to have a thing for 'el' endings. If you had to choose between Samuel and Nathaniel, which would you choose? Also what about the spelling, Does Nathanael look misspelt? It's the Biblical spelling so I kind of like it.
Thanks :)
Edd: July 27, 2005(8 more days before we find out if we are having a boy or girl!)
This message was edited 2/21/2005, 3:05 AM
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I like the combo Nathaniel Jonas. I'd prefer Nathaniel Jonah though, just because I prefer Jonah to Jonas. If I had to choose between Samuel and Nathaniel and I was planning on using the name as a fn, then I'd go with Samuel, but if it was for a mn, then I'd probably go with Nathaniel. Also, I much prefer Nathaniel to Nathanael.
Haha, I like a lot of boys names that end with -el as well. Nathaniel & Gabriel are two favorites. I also love Percival, which has a similar sound. I'm not fond of the Nathanael spelling though.
Nathaniel Jonas is nms.
As for picking between Samuel & Nathaniel, my personal choice would be Nathaniel, but it would all depend on the middle name you would choose. : )
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Nathaniel Jonas is nms.
As for picking between Samuel & Nathaniel, my personal choice would be Nathaniel, but it would all depend on the middle name you would choose. : )
Nathaniel is a great name, but I don't care for Jonas (I think Jonas takes away from the masculinity of Nathaniel).
I like both Samuel and Nathaniel. If you're one who is dos not really like common names, then I would say Nathaniel. But, I really like both names, and it depends on the middle name.
Nathanael does look odd to me - yes, misspelt. I think it would cause spelling problems in the long run, since people are accustomed to the spelling Nathaniel.
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I like both Samuel and Nathaniel. If you're one who is dos not really like common names, then I would say Nathaniel. But, I really like both names, and it depends on the middle name.
Nathanael does look odd to me - yes, misspelt. I think it would cause spelling problems in the long run, since people are accustomed to the spelling Nathaniel.
-Lissa Hannah-
We love biblical names, so it doesn't drag it down for us.
Thanks for replying :)
Edd: July 27, 2005(8 more days before we find out if we are having a boy or girl!)
Thanks for replying :)
Edd: July 27, 2005(8 more days before we find out if we are having a boy or girl!)
I like both but I would pick Samuel. No real reason other than personal preference. Both are great names in my opinion.
I don't like the spelling Nathanael. Even though it is the original, I can't help but think it looks misspelled when I see it.
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I don't like the spelling Nathanael. Even though it is the original, I can't help but think it looks misspelled when I see it.
Shake is going to jump off a cliff so he can become a Highlander
Frylock: Shake wait. The Highlander was just a movie.
Master Shake: No, Frylock, The Highlander was a documentary, and events happened in real time.
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