We're considering naming upcoming son Alistair in honor of my husband's grandfather who was a war hero in WWI, and someone who had a lot of significance in his life.
Do you think he will be made fun of by other kids for it?
For a girl, maybe Leliana, Serena, Miranda or Claire.

I love Alistair and Claire.

No, it's gaining popularity. Not too much to. It's an amazingly awesome name!

Definitely not its a good name!

It's a great name. I don't think he'd get made fun of for the name.

I personally love it! Its different but not to different.

Makes me think of Alistair Crowley (which is awesome, BTW).

Quoting TennisMaster:" We're considering naming upcoming son Alistair in honor of my husband's grandfather who was a war hero ... [snip!] ... in his life. Do you think he will be made fun of by other kids for it? For a girl, maybe Leliana, Serena, Miranda or Claire."

Makes me think of the bad guy from Passions. I love it!

It's for sure gaining popularity I like it

How do you say it?

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Alice-ter
Al-is-ter

Quoting Mermaid Hathor Elaina-Wed:" How do you say it? "

Alice-tear

Absolutely not, especially since it has family significance.

If DH gets his way, we'll have a Magnus come December - another popular name in Europe.

Quoting Bon QuiQui:" Absolutely not, especially since it has family significance. If DH gets his way, we'll have a Magnus come December - another popular name in Europe."

LOVE!!!!!

Quoting Mermaid Hathor Elaina-Wed:" How do you say it? "

I'm not sure about the conventional pronunciation.
The way how my husband's relatives pronounce it is "Ah-lih-stair"