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I like it, much fresher than Adrian. I can see how people might think it’s snobbish, though, even if it’s not Cicero or Caesar.

Hate

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I'm sorry but I absolutely don't care for this name, not because I think it sounds pretentious or snobbish or what have you but because of it's appearance and overall sound. I MUCH prefer the more familiar 'Adrian' I think it's a significantly better, more nonsense name. And spelling wise, I prefer 'Hadrian' (Similiar to Adrian) if I absolutely HAD to choose between them.

I really like it. Not enough to use unless I had maybe 15 sons, but would love to see it around more! It’s a far more interesting alternative to Hayden and Adrian. Very handsome and strong without being preppy (? not quite the adj I’m after).

This message was edited 6/28/2020, 5:40 AM

Hadrian’s wall, Hadrian the Roman Emperor.

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A strong name. I like it wayyyy more than Adrian!

It does sound rather pompous, but it's much better than Adrian. I prefer the Hadrian spelling.

I love Adrian and would use it happily. Hadrian is all Wall to me, and the Roman initial H was silent, so I don't see the point of moving away from Adrian. As for Hadrien, if you use the French spelling then the H will be silent anyway, so once again, why bother?

I don't really like it, I like the spelling Hadrian

I don’t see how it is pretentious or snobby but I much prefer Adrian.

I think it’s a fabulous name.

Love!

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I definitely don't find it snobbish; it's dignified and debonair.

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I prefer Hadrian.