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Godly Right to Name First-Born Son Spyridon

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Vagelis
11 years ago

Spyridon for name!!!

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Nick T
11 years ago

greek all the way! And Spyridon is not hard to pronounce.

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Stelios
11 years ago

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Terri
11 years ago

Go for it!

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Athina
11 years ago

Do it!

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Panagiotis
11 years ago

Naming you first born is a Hellenic birth rite. Do not give in!

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Yashaswi Bagga
11 years ago

Who the hell wouldn't want to be called Spyridon?

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Robert Davidson
11 years ago

Spyridon is an awesome name. Don't let those knuckleheads in the comments bother you, I'd be proud to carry on a family name like that

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Aja
11 years ago

I like ethnic names, their unique to this country and you'll never have too many kids in one grade with the same name

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Lucia Ober
11 years ago

Michael is way too common. Do you really want your son to be common?

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holly
11 years ago

I love family names!

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Sandy
11 years ago

Spyridon is awesome. Unusual names rock. Michael has been done so continuously that it has become plain. Spyro is such a cute nickname too. Good luck

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Jeremy Ramey
11 years ago

Spyridon will have a much easier time getting a gmail account. [email protected] is available. I'd get it now. Best of luck!

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Max Madiman
11 years ago

Names like Michael are so boring, definitely Spyridon is more interesting, and the kid will grow up proud of being a little different!

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Karen Garza
11 years ago

Tradition is fading away in families today, only the people can keep it alive by not forgetting who they are.

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Edward Wilson
11 years ago

Honor tradition. Unusual names are cool.

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Ollie Sedgwick
11 years ago

I think he'll thank for for giving him a badass name :)

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Voula
11 years ago

does she know that he will probably go by Spiro?

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Daniel Adame
11 years ago

In highschool, there as a guy named Spyro, or as I imagined it, Spiro. He was one of the funniest characters I met in those days and I always loved the sound and uniquness of his name.

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Heather
11 years ago

Traditions are so important, I grew up Greek and didn't fully appreciate it until an adult. My cousin was named in this tradition but he went by his middle name so maybe this could be considered