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WDYTO of Hawk/Hawke? A friend of my son uses Malachi Hawke as pen name when he posts stories he has written online.
Now his sister jokingly said that she'll name one of her sons Malachi Hawke and another Titus Bennet (a carachter in one of "Malachi's" books.) WDYT?
Now his sister jokingly said that she'll name one of her sons Malachi Hawke and another Titus Bennet (a carachter in one of "Malachi's" books.) WDYT?
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I actually don't mind the name Hawk at all. It has a very strong, masculine sound to it.
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I would definitely spell it as Hawke or Hauke. The conotation to the bird of prey is close enough when you say the name, and a spell variation helps to give the name its own identity. I think it's a great, masculine, and artistic name. Go for it!
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I prefer Hawkeye to Hawk, but I like both. :) The red-tailed hawk is one of my favourite kinds of birds--I think they're really elegant, strong animals--so I think of those.
I don't like Hawke-with-an-E as anything but a surname. The E just looks really unnecessary to me. Neither Malachi nor Titus Bennet really does anything for me, either.
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I don't like Hawke-with-an-E as anything but a surname. The E just looks really unnecessary to me. Neither Malachi nor Titus Bennet really does anything for me, either.
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i really love Malichi Hawke!
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I actually think Hawk is a cute name, but I do prefer it as a middle name : )
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