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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Hmmm. It depends where you live. I live in Slovenia, and Boštjan (pronounced Boshtyan) is a perfectly good boys name here. It wouldn't work in England though. Unless you live in a Geman speaking country, I would pick something else...
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Automon Otto
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- 1 decade ago
The name "Otto" is of course, one of personal preference. It has several meanings, one which is of "Old German origin" meaning "wealth". It also comes from the "Finnish" background as well. This is very common in English-speaking countries until Otto Von Bismarck's German armies became threateningly powerful in the early 20th century, and the name had lost its popularity. Ottone is the Italian form. Regardless of its past history, it still is a very strong and impressive name in the European cultures.
Source(s): www.thinkbabynames.com - coolteambltLv 61 decade ago
Otto is one of my guilty pleasure names. I'm not German enough to pull it off.
If you have German ancestory, it would be a cool, quirky name to give a boy. Otherwise, it would seem to be an odd choice, unless you used it as a middle name.
- Sammyleggs222Lv 61 decade ago
Any name you name a child is personal to you...do not name a child after someone just because you think it's cool. See how it sounds with your last name. There are too many common names out there and this is not uncommon but somewhat unique.....go for it for the right reasons.
- MLv 51 decade ago
yes that is my grandfathers name it is a strong german name the bus driver in simpsons has it too. go for it
my grandfather lived here in australia and had no probs with it
- 1 decade ago
In Italian "otto" means "eight". Would you want to call your son after a number? lol.