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| Tue, 03-27-2007 - 9:04pm |
Jackson Morgan (first/last name) does it flow?
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- no
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Jackson is way overdone, which is unfortunate, since I love Jack. Unless he is the "son of Jack" (as Jackson means) I wouldn't use it.
-Nikki
I know :( Jack and Samuel are both two all-time favourites of mine, but they are just SO popular!!
-Nikki
Together, they kind of sound like the beginnings of a law firm, if you want my first impression.
I actually love the meaning behind Jackson for you, but I don't like Jackson as a fn with Morgan. It's not just the lack of flow (both being two-syllables ending in the -on/an sound), but more the fact that either can be a given name OR surname, and since Jackson seems more common/familiar as a surname (despite its current popularity), it almost seems like they should be reversed -- and I'm sure they would be, quite often. ;)
I'd either use Jack (or John, nn Jack) Morgan or keep Jackson in the mn slot, where it won't be so problematic.
HTH
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it has too much dissonance: which means that it does not work because these two names end in the exact same letter : "n".
some starter ideas?
girl:
"Jasa Morgan".
boy:
"Garrett Morgan".
(Assonance is better than dissonance; it is referred to as "poetic").