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Mixedwho

April 3rd, 2011

I want something unique that stands out. What are your thoughts on "Jayar Rhys" (First and middle name; pronounced Jay-are Rees) as a boys name? My father's nickname was J.R. and I am thinking of naming my son Jayar in honor of my late father. I know it would be weird to name my son J.R. so I figured why not turn it into a name. I would love to hear people reaction and get feedback on the name.

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RhythmMommy

replied April 3rd, 2011

I love that name. My husband and I gave our son an unusual name. We named him Rhythm Lee. We are both musicians, so is most of our families. So we are hoping that Rhythm will fall in to our same family pattern. So far he loves playing Piano and Drums! Good Luck with your name hunt!!!!!

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Mixedwho

replied April 3rd, 2011

Thank you, I absolutely love the name Rhythm Lee! Congrats on a spectacular name selection!

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