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Godly Right to Name First-Born Son Spyridon

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Mikhail Bizzel
11 years ago

Everyone is named Mike. Show some creativlty and her tits heritage. Spyridon is a cool name. He'll thank you later for not naming him Michael.

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syni
11 years ago

spyros definitely...!!!

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EK
11 years ago

go go little Spyro!

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Trish Nagel
11 years ago

Tradition is a wonderful thing, sometimes. Spiro is am awesome nickname!

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Spiros Goumas
11 years ago

Any child should cherish the roots and traditions of his parents, and a name that has its roots in a word (σπυρίδες) meaning abundance in Ancient Greek is going a long way in honoring one's routes and traditions.

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Shelby Robinson
11 years ago

I love unique names with a background story. My daughters name is Kanyan, (like the Grand Canyon). My husband picked it and at first I was unsure. But 11 years later I'm so glad we choose Kanyan. It fits her perfectly. Good luck I hope your wife has a change of heart.

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Jennifer
11 years ago

Im for Spyridon!

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Paul T
11 years ago

This shouldnt even be an argument. Nicholas father name is Spiro which therefore should be the name of their first born son. Just grow some balls and tell the mrs thats how it is.

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Georgia Menexis
11 years ago

It is also the name of my great grandfather. It's a powerful name and to merry a Greek is also to respect the culture.

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Maggie
11 years ago

As a woman, I totally agree that you should have the privilege of naming your son after your father. Though "Misha " as in actor Dmitri Tippens Krushnic's stage name, I think is a reasonable suggestion for a second son.

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Chris Maniotas
11 years ago

Spyridon (Ancient Greek: Σπυρίδων; Modern Greek: Σπυρίδωνας) is a Greek male given name. It is often shortened to Σπύρος (Spyros, often Anglicised as Spyro or Spiro) since Spyridon sounds too archaic and ecclesiastical. The name's origins are traced to ancient Greek, originating from Spyris (Σπυρίς), meaning the one who manufactures spyrides (σπυρίδες), which were a kind of wicker baskets, or meaning the affluent, the rich man, who has much grain or other goods to spyrides (σπυρίδες).

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kristi
11 years ago

The name has a personal connection to the baby's father and his family/cultural traditions, that's a very good reason to choose the Greek name over 'Michael', and it's a much more unique name- the child will love it and carry the family name on proudly :)

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Marya Moutzouris
11 years ago

Spyridon. After an honourable name, big shoes to fill, worthy role model for any child.

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Terry farley
11 years ago

I like the idea of history and heritage. And it means so much to dad and grandfather. This was said prior to marriage. I agree it is old fashioned. But it good strong name with a history. And I was named for my grandmother. (Her maiden name is my first name) and I enjoy knowing that.

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George
11 years ago

If Americans are mature enough to elect a president named "Barak", I don't see what the fuss is about naming a child Spyridon. Spyridon is a noble Greek Orthodox name of a great Saint.

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Johnny
11 years ago

I vote Spyridon and the Belarusian name as a second name.

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Niki Dekaristos
11 years ago

I vote for tradition....Spyridon!

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spiridon
11 years ago

yep

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tatiana a.
11 years ago

Family and traditions is what matters! i say go with the name

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Shona Jarboe
11 years ago

It is important to honor traditions and family! Your son will be a better man for his name!