Boys' name -- Micah?

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[Post New]07/06/2013 10:20
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jindc
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Love it for a boy. I think it's a Jewish name. I knew a girl named Mikal pronounced just like michael. It was in my list but too close to my husbands name so not happening.

[Post New]07/06/2013 10:21
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Anonymous
Hello, I am Jewish?
[Post New]07/06/2013 10:26
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Hello, I am Jewish?


More evangelical than Jewish in my experience.
[Post New]07/06/2013 10:31
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jindc
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Maybe it's geographical. I went to Hebrew school with a number of Micahs and dated one in my 20s. To me, considering Jewish names for my child, it was on the list. Doesn't mean you are, just made my Jewish boys name list.
[Post New]07/06/2013 12:43
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Anonymous
Really dislike the sound of it.
[Post New]07/06/2013 12:45
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Anonymous
Yuck. Sounds like a hiccup.
[Post New]07/06/2013 12:52
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Loved it. Wanted to name our son that. Until I told my mom. She said the kids would tease him and call him Formica.


I don't think kids born this decade will know what Formica is. At least not until they're too old to be teasing people based on things like that.

Now if you named your daughter "Janet" they might notice that it rhymes with Granite.
[Post New]07/06/2013 13:02
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Loved it. Wanted to name our son that. Until I told my mom. She said the kids would tease him and call him Formica.


I don't think kids born this decade will know what Formica is. At least not until they're too old to be teasing people based on things like that.

Now if you named your daughter "Janet" they might notice that it rhymes with Granite.


Good one!

(p.s. I like the name.)
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