My husband's first name was Lawrence. I've always loved that name.My husband said NO ! Our youngest daughter is named, Laura.Ia anybody is interested in genealogy, repeating a first name can become very confusing. Compromise and settle on a beloved first name and place "Spyridon" as a middle name
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Guss Tsatsakis
11 years ago
Spyridon... It's got "spy" in it. That should appease former Soviet sensibilities.
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MKG
11 years ago
keep the family name
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Ala Hali
11 years ago
I'm Belarusian. It doesn't sound strange to me.
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Lisa
11 years ago
Spyridon !!!
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Selima
11 years ago
awesome name, traditional and sounds strong.
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Gwen
11 years ago
fair enough
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noda kouniakis
11 years ago
go Spyridon!
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Elaina
11 years ago
I vote for Spyridon.. short form, Spiros or Spiro.. pronounced. Spee-ro.
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Cara
11 years ago
Keep traditions alive!!!!
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Giorgos Kavvadas
11 years ago
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Nancy
11 years ago
MICHAEL
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Katie Sullivan
11 years ago
I think the loss of cultural traditions is sad. I am Iriah and Ireland is the only country in the world to have 2 offical languages yet very few people speak Irish (Gaelic) and now the language is dying. You can give him the traditional name and call him by a nickname is you have to but I like both the name and the tradition.
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Angeliki T Greek
11 years ago
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before one marries to a Greek should know that naming our kids after our parents is expected. Never regretted after my parents who gave all for their kids. It is respect. If your kid doesn;t like the name, he can change it when he is 18 years old.
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Kayta Norris
11 years ago
There will be hundreds of other Michaels in his school s through the years (if baby is a boy), but as someone who grew up with a unique name themselves - having a first name that no one has heard before is fun! Sure, it's been mispronounced a million times, but I still love my name. I've only met one other Kayta in all my 29 years. I don't think Spyridon will even meet that mark and I mean that in the best way. Maybe Michael could be the middle name?
Michael
Hope you win dude
If you don't take that name, I will
My husband's first name was Lawrence. I've always loved that name.My husband said NO ! Our youngest daughter is named, Laura.Ia anybody is interested in genealogy, repeating a first name can become very confusing. Compromise and settle on a beloved first name and place "Spyridon" as a middle name
Spyridon... It's got "spy" in it. That should appease former Soviet sensibilities.
keep the family name
I'm Belarusian. It doesn't sound strange to me.
Spyridon !!!
awesome name, traditional and sounds strong.
fair enough
go Spyridon!
I vote for Spyridon.. short form, Spiros or Spiro.. pronounced. Spee-ro.
Keep traditions alive!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MICHAEL
I think the loss of cultural traditions is sad. I am Iriah and Ireland is the only country in the world to have 2 offical languages yet very few people speak Irish (Gaelic) and now the language is dying. You can give him the traditional name and call him by a nickname is you have to but I like both the name and the tradition.
before one marries to a Greek should know that naming our kids after our parents is expected. Never regretted after my parents who gave all for their kids. It is respect. If your kid doesn;t like the name, he can change it when he is 18 years old.
There will be hundreds of other Michaels in his school s through the years (if baby is a boy), but as someone who grew up with a unique name themselves - having a first name that no one has heard before is fun! Sure, it's been mispronounced a million times, but I still love my name. I've only met one other Kayta in all my 29 years. I don't think Spyridon will even meet that mark and I mean that in the best way. Maybe Michael could be the middle name?
its a wonderfull name ( spyridon , or spyro)
hope he grows up to be a hockey player