[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.
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 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.
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.