Zane

Comment left Oct 28, 2008: "This is our son's name, and it suits him quite well! I think it's unique without being weird, and very masculine." (Report as inappropriate)

Comment left Oct 05, 2008: "Though he often has to repeat it when people first meet him, most everyone has reacted very positively to our son's name over the last 23 years. We chose it because we thought it sounded strong, pretty cool, and wanted something kind of unusual to go with our very common last name. A few years went by before we met another, but now it's not so rare. And, like several other names that used to be exclusively boys' names, we've now heard of a couple girls with it, though spelled differently. We love the name. (I joked to my husband, while pregnant with our daughter, that maybe we should name her Zana.) Our son has always liked his name. And I think people tend to remember him partly because of it!" (Report as inappropriate)

Comment left Sep 17, 2008: "Our 2nd son was born on 5-10-08. We named him Zane Garrett. This is the only name we could agree on. I've gotten lots of positive comments on it! I so have trouble with people understanding what it is. They will say "what" and I'll say "It's Zane" and the two s sounds to blend together sometimes. But, I love the name! It's cowboy." (Report as inappropriate)

Comment left Sep 12, 2008: "I'm a girl and where I live Zane is a very popular girl's name. I was really surprised when I saw that it's mainly given to boys in the US. The name pronounces Zahn-neh not zaney or zayne.." (Report as inappropriate)

Comment left Aug 26, 2008: "I like the name Zane! It's cute! I also like it as a girl's name." (Report as inappropriate)

Comment left Aug 20, 2008: "We named our son Zane, he is now three and we have gotten lots of positive comments. It's not a very common name, but most people have heard of it and everyone remembers it. I love this name." (Report as inappropriate)

Comment left Aug 17, 2008: "Our son was born 8/8/08 and we named him Zane. We love the name! It is very strong and evokes images of the west and of someone who is a leader, not a follower. It is an unusual name, but isn't out there or wierd. Our 18-month-old is named Wyatt and we chose his name for the same reasons." (Report as inappropriate)

Comment left Aug 14, 2008: "Great name. My son was born on 6th February 1983 and we called him Zane Aaron. A Hebrew man heard me calling him one day in a park and told me that it is a Hebrew name and it means "A Gift from God" and as far as I am concerned he is a gift from God to me. When he was younger he stopped liking it because it was so easy to rhyme and other kids used to make up sill rhymes so for a while he called himself Paul because it was plain and simple. However he is now a grown man and loves his name and I am proud of that." (Report as inappropriate)

Comment left Aug 14, 2008: "Great name. My son was born on 6th February 1983 and we called him Zane Aaron. A Hebrew man heard me calling him one day in a park and told me that it is a Hebrew name and it means "A Gift from God" and as far as I am concerned he is a gift from God to me. When he was younger he stopped liking it because it was so easy to rhyme and other kids used to make up sill rhymes so for a while he called himself Paul because it was plain and simple. However he is now a grown man and loves his name and I am proud of that." (Report as inappropriate)

Comment left Jul 16, 2008: "Double thumbs up!! Zane is my son's name. He is a leader of the pack. It is like instant "cool" for him. We were at the library the other day and some little girls (he is 9) came up behind us whispering, "thats Zane!!" Like he is famous or something. Cracks me up, but I think the name has a lot to do with it. By the way, can totally relate to the guy that posted on Feb 23, 2006, sometimes it is hard for people to understand what the name is, especially if you say "is" right before it. Like "this is Zane.." the two Z sounds kind of blurr together." (Report as inappropriate)