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tough boy names

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mimiGuest ·
Hi hi,
I'm looking for a tough boy name that fits with our daughter Juna.
I find it really hard myself.
Who, who has a suitable tough name for our upcoming baby?
Thanks in advance for thinking along.

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  1. ii Guest #2

    Lex
    Rijk
    Rik
    Finn

  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    Thanks for your reply.
    This isn't really our style.
    Hihi, we're picky.

  3. Vlinder #4

    Vigo
    Dex
    Kay
    Luc

  4. Emme Guest #5

    Tough! But a beautiful name, Juna. I'll share some names;
    Erin Siebe Tal Sal Beer Tiwaz Eli Noan Noah Milas Rubin Wolf Thor Thiemme Ezra Kian Mika Boas/Boaz Storm Luka Brent Owen Twan Doede Yven

  5. Anonymous Guest #6

    Thanks for the replies.

    Do we have a few on the list now, or is the name actually in there???
    I'm not completely sold on any of them yet, I'd say.

    Dwayne
    Jaelen/Jaylen
    Jairo/Djairo
    Jordan
    Kian
    Liam
    Roan
    Rowan.

  6. Hummel Guest #7

    Jarno?
    Jaro?

  7. lauwtje #8

    Djarno

  8. zomaar Guest #9

    I really think Juna is a lovely name. The names you mention later fall into a different category in my opinion. Namely, a bit more ordinary (sorry!). Especially the Jae / Jay / Djai names.

    From the list, I find Kian and Rowan the most neutral, let's say. But I don't think there's anything as beautiful as Juna.

    By the way, how do you pronounce Juna? Juu-naa or Djoe-naa?

  9. Anonymous Guest #10

    Jaïro!

  10. ii Guest #11

    If you pronounce it as Juuuna, I wouldn't combine it with an English name.

  11. Marlies #12

    I think Juna is really a nice name. The names you mention later fall into a different category, in my opinion. Namely, a bit more ordinary (sorry!). Especially the Jae / Jay / Djai names.

    From the list, I find Kian and Rowan the most neutral, let's say. But none of them are as beautiful as Juna, in my opinion.

    By the way, how do you pronounce Juna? Juu-naa or Djoe-naa?
    zomaar


    I actually think Kian and Rowan are quite trendy names.
    So it really depends on your own taste...

  12. Anonymous Guest #13

    You pronounce it as Djoena.
    And my partner is into those kinds of names.
    He plays basketball and is half Antillean, so you're still looking in that direction a bit.
    But it remains so difficult.

  13. ii Guest #14

    You’re also welcome to have a say in the name and share your taste.

    I’d be careful with those tacky names. On the Antilles this might be common, but you’re raising your child in the Netherlands, right?

    Maybe Quinn is more your thing?

  14. Moeder van Do Guest #15

    Jordan (or Jorden) is really a cool name. Liam and Roan are nice too.

  15. zomaar Guest #16

    @Marlies: Kian and Rowan could easily fall into the 'ordinary' category. I missed that part.

    If your daughter's name is already pronounced with a 'dj' sound, I'd avoid that with the next child. It's a bit too much, a bit too fussy.

    So maybe a mixed-race baby? In that case, names already sound different than with a very Dutch-looking child. I think Jaïro is nice (with a 'j' sound) or Quinn, which has already been mentioned, or for example Quincy. Or Duncan for the son of a basketball player.

  16. Karin Guest #17

    Otis!

  17. Anonymous Guest #18

    It'll indeed be a lightly tanned baby if he ends up looking like his sister.

    I like Liam Roan and Kian, but unfortunately, my partner doesn't like them at all....

    Tough choice, hihi

  18. Irma 1987 #19

    Luca
    Loek
    Jarno

  19. mamavanlientje #20

    Juna is really a beautiful, original name.

    Maybe one of these fits well:

    Dilano
    Romano
    Robin
    Jace
    Mica

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