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| Wed, 01-16-2008 - 12:51pm |
Ladies,
Does the name Sean-Patrick William go with the ln Grace? Does it
| Wed, 01-16-2008 - 12:51pm |
Ladies,
Does the name Sean-Patrick William go with the ln Grace? Does it
I don't like the hyphenated thing
Sean is too short with
Yes, the names all flow beautifully together. What will you call the little guy? Sean? Sean-Patrick?
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Married since 1992, happily homemaking and homeschooling six great children. Our family has a Christian hospitality outreach to the international students attending our local university.
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Darla
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Sean-Patrick is great. like the idea of unique nn Ricky, another nn i like with Patrick is Patch (i'm not a fan of commonly used Pat at all). if my nephew wasnt a Sean, i'd love give name Sean Patrick. oh btw, Sean means gracious/god is gracious, (and also is a form of John), i dont know if that will be a factor with you ln as Grace as well, which is fine...anyone could use double grace.
Dh's name is Sean Christopher Grace, and he is not looking for a j.r.
if you like idea of a second middle name, go ahead, one of my nephews, and a niece have 2 and 3 middle names. my nephew uses his 2 min initials on his mail, etc (he's in his 20s) and giving and using a double name, hyphenated or not, is fine i know people who do so, i know Mary Ann, Jean Ann, Betty Jo (and none of these women are old)
I really like the name Sean Patrick William Grace.
I think Sean Patrick could easily be a double first name. It flows very naturally. I don't think the hyphen is necessary.