What do you think of the name Plbtplbt for a baby boy?

Question

It means "respected hero" in my culture.

Answer 1

ribbitribbit Plbtplbt sounds niice.

Answer 2

um, you DO know that it is impossible to have a word or a name for that fact  without a vowel at all.  and you must be pretty bored to come up with an imaginary name that isnt even a word!

Answer 3

I think there are too many vowels in the name.  

Answer 4

hellz no, i cant even pronounce it

Answer 5

Love it. Very masculine. =D

Well, it is... in my culture!

Answer 6

Must be Welsh.  Very dignified.  Qsvtqsvt is along those same lines, in the Keyboardist culture.

Answer 7

It's lovely, Slappy. It sounds like a great release, of air perhaps.

Answer 8

It depends where the emphasis is.

Plbt-PLBT with the emphasis on the last syllable sounds a little strange, but if it's PLBT-plbt with the stress on the first, then I'd say it's a lovely choice.

And you could use Plbt as a cute nickname too! :-)  

Answer 9

How do you pronouce that? Think about what your child will be like elementary school. That name is a beating waiting to happen.

Answer 10

I would answer your question, but we were told by your 'Mrs', the other day, not to lol.

Answer 11

It certainly is a respectable name. I could definitely see my self respecting and looking up to a guy with that name.

Answer 12

why dont you name him sunglasses jr?

Answer 13

sdtgwaeryaewryhyuthsgsdtg is better

Answer 14

It's cool!   I like that fact that there are no vowels in it.  That will surely be an attention getter when He gets older.  

Two names I heard recently, that You might want to consider:

Oronjalow (Or on ju low) and Limonjalow (Li mon ju low).

In my culture - they mean "orange jello" and "lemon jello", but they sound powerful!

Answer 15

WTB a vowel.

Alls I see in this name is "Pleeb" which isn't a good thing.