Sassafras?
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Anonymous
No, BRASSY OR CRASSY! |
Anonymous
| Just awful. I love how OP calls it unconventional. It is a ridiculous word to use as a name. It’s not a pretty word. It doesn’t roll off the tongue easily. Pronouncing it just sounds like snake hissing. Please don’t do this to your child. If you can resist the urge to do this, I guarantee that someday you’ll look back and be so glad you didn’t name your child Sassafras. |
Anonymous
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My friend wanted to name her kid Bridge.
Way better than Sassafras |
Anonymous
| Troll. Try harder next time. |
Anonymous
| What if your poor child has a lisp? Imagine having to get that name out... |
Anonymous
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It is a horrible name. I immediately associate sassafras with horehound since those are the two old style hard candies I know.
What about Saffron? Like AbFab? |
Anonymous
I like Klassy. |
Anonymous
As soon as I saw Sassafras I thought of Saffron. Maybe if OP is having twins it can work. |
Anonymous
Good point. I may not mind it as a pet's name. |
Anonymous
Why? Bridger? Bridget? Puentes? |
Anonymous
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Perfect name for our new hamster!
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Anonymous
| We had a dog named Sassafras. Biter. |
Anonymous
+1. Exactly this. |
Anonymous
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What about Sarsaparilla?
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Anonymous
Well, that comes from the famous jazz singer Sarah Vaughan. |