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What boy's name goes well with Milan?

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Bo
Hi, I'm new here so I hope I'm posting this in the right section. We have a son named Milan. Now that we're expecting our second boy, we're finding it really hard to come up with a name. We both love the name Nolan, but does it work well with Milan? Do they sound too similar, or is it a good combo?

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  1. Debby Guest #2

    Is it pronounced Nolan?
    Then I find it a bit much. Too many -lan sounds.
    Pronounced Nolen: is a bit confusing, because the -lan in Milan is pronounced differently than the -lan in Nolan. Then I'd rather go for the spelling Nolen.
  2. Agnes Guest #3

    I agree with Debby about the Milan/Nolan combo. Otherwise, maybe Colin, Nathan, Thijmen, Jerron, Eden, Morris, Lewis, Ruben, Jarne, Aiden, Ronan, Owen, Boaz, Roan, Ryan.
  3. Bo started this #4

    Thanks for your replies. I also think Owen is a nice name. And the meaning behind it too. Young warrior. What do you think of the name Noan?
  4. Anonymous Guest #5

    I think both Nolan and Noan are really beautiful names. Slight preference for Nolan!
  5. Laura Guest #6

    I also think it's a bit much, but I do think Nolan is a nice name! Not a fan of Noan... but I like Noah. I think it also suits Milan well!
  6. Anonymous Guest #7

    I'd also go with Noah for Milan.
  7. Anonymous Guest #8

    Nolan is cute! Noan mwah
    Other options
    Novan
    Rohan/Roan
    Lorenzo
    Sascha
    Julian
    Mees
    Bentley
    Angelo
    Jesper
    Thije
    Bas
    Noam
  8. Emily Guest #9

    I think Nolan sounds too much like Milan. I don't like Noan that much.

    Milan and
    Aron/Aaron
    Rowen
    Ferron
    Simon
    Iven/Ivan
    Phil/Philip
    Dion
    Jorden/Jordan
    Cayden
    Ayden/Aiden/Aidan
    Zion/Sion
  9. Lotje Guest #10

    Jesse! Or Ravi
  10. Cilia Guest #11

    Milan and Nolan work really well together! I'm immediately in love with the name Milan. But I find Milan and Noan a bit less appealing.

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