[Opinions] Jubal
WDYTO Jubal? It's Biblical, but it was also the name of a famous Confederate general, so it has a nineteenth century vibe that I like.
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It is very interesting and classy. Maybe it would be better as a middle name though?
I immediately thought “Jubal Early”. Partly because of the Confederate General, and partly because of Firefly.
All the same, it’s not the worst.
All the same, it’s not the worst.
well, i like it less now that i know it was the name of a Confederate general, and that'd be the biggest association outside of the Biblical character (though i don't know yet how well known he is- i grew up in NY and now live in MD). the name and story behind it is sweet though (i really like musical associations and meanings, and they're a little hard to find).
i also like how it sounds so simple, and yet it stands out so much. based just on sound of it, it makes me think of fruit, warm colors, and summer.
i also like how it sounds so simple, and yet it stands out so much. based just on sound of it, it makes me think of fruit, warm colors, and summer.
It sounds like an adjective version of jube (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jujube_(confectionery)) - describing something as being like a jube?
It doesn't do anything for me.
It doesn't do anything for me.
that makes it way more appealing to me. that'd be a great nickname.
I want to like it, but it feels incomplete. Even though it's pronounced different I always want to say Jubal-ee. It is kind of cool.
It sounds really African to me. I don't like the sound of it, or the Jub- beginning.
It reminds me of Jobal Naberrie from Stars Wars, but she didn't make it into the final cut of the movie, so probably not a common association.
I used to like Jubal for a girl, but even then I preferred Jubilee.
I think it reminds me of Jewel, and thinking about it for a guy, I imagine someone chubby.
I used to like Jubal for a girl, but even then I preferred Jubilee.
I think it reminds me of Jewel, and thinking about it for a guy, I imagine someone chubby.
I think it’s nice and usable. I think of the figure from the Torah and don’t really think of the confederate general. The meaning is also nice.
I knew a family with a little boy named Jubal. I think it's an ok name.
I know of a man named Jubal, he's in probably his 50's. I dislike it. For me it comes down to it reminding me of tubal ligations and so it's a weird thing for me.
It used to be on my favorites list, but I'm not sure why now. It sounds kind of funny when said out loud. I only know it from "Stranger in a Strange Land". I does seem like a happy name like jubilant.