As a matter of fact, I often have to fill out documents that indicate the names and patronymics of men. Sometimes involuntarily the question comes to mind: "What did the parents think about when choosing a name for their son? Did they not realize that the boy will necessarily become a father, and his name - a patronymic. " And that with the name that will give the innocent baby at birth, he will have to live, at least, until he reaches adulthood. In my collection there are such pearls as Kukutapol Fedotovich born in 1953, Orletos Andreevich, born in 1927, Pravlan Anastasievich, born in 1923. It would seem that the fashion for such names has long gone and parents began to think more seriously about how to pick up the name of the boy. But now there are other "skews". Bruce Khlebnikov is known to everyone who watches television. His mother was sure that this is the most beautiful man's name, which, moreover, will bring the boy success. The boy really became one of the strongest on the planet. But I know a lot of young people suffering from a combination of their name and surname. Do not believe me, but I saw the thirteen-year-old Prince Sarkisovich Minosyan, fifteen-year-old O. Ivanovich Petrenko, ten-year-old Casper Yaroslavovich Borzhansky. Their mothers were also sure that they gave their son the most beautiful male name. Yes, the names sound very nice, boys with that name a bit. But I can not imagine myself as a child with a middle name Oushevich, Kasperovich, Princezevich. I know from experience that the handsome male name that my father wore often makes children hide their middle name when they grow up. You say that I'm wrong, that a man should be proud of his name? Agree. Only in practice I constantly come across statements that young people submit to the registry office in order to change the name or surname or patronymic.
The most beautiful man's name. What is it?
Of course, there is simply no answer to this question. It depends on the taste of parents, their nationality and place of residence, national customs. However, you can list the parameters that parents should at least just remember, choosing their most beautiful male name for their son. First, it should be sonorous, like both mom and dad. I honor the tradition of calling sons in honor of their grandfathers, but I doubt that it is necessary to reward the child with the grandfather's name, Mr., the Obipers or Vilor. These grandfathers remembered that these names are shortened slogans, which today sound very strange. Secondly, the name, if possible, should be in harmony with the patronymic and surname. Usually a combination of the Ufuk Petrovich Gunko type causes slight perplexity. Thirdly, the name should in the future become a good patronymic.
I already spoke about this. Finally, "passport data" should be easily pronounced at least by their carrier. One of my clients, a seven-year-old boy, always had difficulty in pronouncing his full name: Vyacheslav Rostislavovich Rastorzhetsky.
This is just my opinion
Speaking about which name is the most beautiful and how to choose names for boys, I meant only my personal considerations. With them you can argue, you can agree, you can just take them into service. In any case, I did not want to offend anyone and try to impose my opinion. I just shared my experience.