what do you think of the name...?

I like it! It is referenced in the bible...Mordecai was the wise uncle of Queen Ester. He raised her to be a young woman who listened to instruction and bravely saved her people from a plot to wipe them off the face of the earth. Mordecai also uncovered a plane to kill the king and saved his life.

Excellent choice. Nothing evil about that.

I like it for a middle name, but definitely not a first name. It is way too complicated for a first name! But I love the Biblical origin!! Great middle name choice!!

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Good Luck!!

Great middle name or first name. Xavier Mordecai would be cute. Or Maddox Mordecai or Dameion Mordecai.

I like it. Mordecai was a strong man who wouldn't bow to anybody but his king and his God and I think that's a great characteristic (especially this day and age). I think it's awesome!

Braxton Mordecai

Really great name!! Mordecai I mean!!!

It sounds like something out of Harry Potter or The Lord of the Rings. The first image that comes to mind is that of a raven with eyes of two different colors. I don't know why, I just get an ominous vibe from that name.

Very cool, like the author.

If you like a name, just make sure you consider how other people will react to it when he's older.You wouldn't want him to be teased about it constantly.

i love the name girl right good luck with the baby

It makes me think of something evilish for some reason. Very old-fashioned. 17th century