Can I create a new name cant find in the dictionary?

I want to create a new name


like


1.sofacadeo


2.medicous


3.facothean


4.bicoutstanic


5.milicattyica





if these is your name, what do you think

Can I create a new name cant find in the dictionary?
i hope you aren't planning on naming your kids that. Could you imagine what they would go through?
Reply:LOL... I agree with lenimechanic, they do sound like prescription drugs.





You can name your child whatever you want... but remember they have to live with that name and can spend the rest of their lives despising you for giving them such an awful name.
Reply:I think you can create any new name you like.





I also think that everyone else can laugh at you.
Reply:I went through life with a strange name and by the way, my mother who named me had a perfectly normal name. Anyway, I always hated my name because people couldn't pronounce it, spell it, remember it. Don't put your child through that! Please.
Reply:These don't look like people's names, they look like the names of prescribed drugs.
Reply:You can create any kind of name you want. Personally, I have a long name, and it's a pain to have to spell it all the time for other people. I think names should give a feeling, at least poetically, about the person: Karnako would be a boy and Fornisha a girl. Yes, I just made those up. Good luck.
Reply:they dont sound like people names but you can create any name you want
Reply:Idiot.
Reply:On my 18th birthday, I'd be before a judge changing my name.





TX Mom
Reply:Masticate
Reply:rated.


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2. 1


3. 1


4. 9


5. 2


bicoutstanic rules
Reply:I think it would be hard for your child to learn how to write one of these names, and every one they meet will always mis- pronounce it. these words you have written sound like they would be on the back of a cleaning product for ingredients. Think of your child and how they would be made fun of with a name you would choose. that they would be stuck with for the rest of their life.
Reply:Of course you can make your own name. Just remember that it shouldn't be difficult to pronounce or spell. The schools want children to be able to write their first and last names by the age of 3 now!
Reply:Sounds like the name of the imp from the other dimension in the Superman comic books. You can make up anything you want, but just don't ever burden a child with your own desire to be unique or creative. You created the kid, so be happy with that and give him/her a name that will make its life easier. Life is tough enough without being saddled with this stupidity.


"Studies showed that children with odd names got worse grades and were less popular than other classmates in elementary school. In college they were more likely to flunk out or become “psychoneurotic.” Prospective bosses spurned their résumés. They were overrepresented among emotionally disturbed children and psychiatric patients.


Some of these mental problems might have been genetic — but it was still bad news."


There is a new book, “Bad Baby Names,” by Michael Sherrod and Matthew Rayback.
Reply:I'd just hope they wouldn't put me in lifelong quarantine.

leander