<blockquote><b>Quoting momma melissa85:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary £ex:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting momma ... [snip!] ... I like that too"</blockquote> Yes! I love Spartacus  "</blockquote> Me too. I miss Andy whitfield though"</blockquote>




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<blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary £ex:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting momma melissa85:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting £egendary ... [snip!] ... Yes! I love Spartacus  "</blockquote> Me too. I miss Andy whitfield though"</blockquote> Same  "</blockquote>




He was so sexy and such a better actor imo

Appreciate the votes from everyone! The first four names seem to be in a tight competition for the favorite here. Interesting.

<blockquote><b>Quoting JavadL:</b>" We have narrowed our boy name options down to what seems to be pretty much for sure the top 5 names (though ... [snip!] ... - Caian (Latin/Welsh = "to rejoice", shares the same roots with the name Caius via the Welsh name Cai; pronounced 'kye-in')"</blockquote>



1. I liked it until I saw that you were pronouncing key yawn instead of key in

2. I like caius
3. Don't like
4. I liked it until you said you were pronouncing it dar ee us. Dare ee us is way way way better
5. I don't like it

Appreciate the response!
If we did choose Darius, I'd have to reflect a bit more on which pronunciation we'd use. Persian people have told me it's pronounced dar-ee-us (as in Darius the Great- the old Persian king of 5th century BC), and as far as I can tell that's how it was originally pronounced in Latin and Greek. But it does seem like most Americans pronounce it dare-ee-us, so that might be more straightforward here. It'll require a bit more reflection if we do decide to go with this name.