| Need a boy's name. We happen to like the name Kane because it sounds nice with our last name, and it's my maiden name. But would the negative connation be a deal breaker? Cain killed his brother in the Bible. I know people named Adolf and I can't help it; it makes me think of Hitler. |
| Adolph is pretty much a non-starter |
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Wayne. Serial killers.
Dick. No explaination needed. |
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Veteran teacher here. ANY name you give your DC will have some negative connotation for someone. Most likely a teacher who had a student with that name. Lol!
As it happens, I had a student named Kane and he was absolutely sweet. Go for it! |
| Kane is fine, but people might think you named him after that tool of a DJ on 99.5. |
OK Kane is cool but just no brother named Abel
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| I think Kane is fine, especially since it's your maiden name. I know a few people that have last names that were good for boy names (Julian, Marcus, etc...). Do it! |
Also, not everyone is Christian. I wouldn't have made that connection because I don't know the bible stories. |
| Damion, Lucius, Sadam. |
| Monica |
Cain is a better way to spell it. Kane makes you sound like you want to be a Kardashian. |
I've been FirstName Kane since I was born, which predates the Kardashian empire. That said if they want to adopt me and throw some millions my way, I'd be ok with that! |
| I like it because it's your maiden name but Kane is one of those names that are inexplicably popular for boys now because they sound tough... Kash, Kane, Axel, Diesel... |
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Kane has no negative connotation for me. I wouldn't immediately think of Cane-the-brother-of-Abel, either. I like it!
I'm also a teacher, and certain names do have negative connotations at this point. For example, every Devin I've taught has been a handful with an overbearing mom. I would love to see the Freakanomics author do an extended article/study on name trends and classroom behavior. |
| Ophelia. Chuckie. Mordecai. |