Ashim Asan Asal Acit Nissan Adaj Ajib Amit Ajit Abhishekh Abir Amit ...... Current trend in Nepal seems to use names starting from A, so that your son don't have to line up for long hours or days whenever service to him is provided based on alphabatical order. In Nepal, when my interview was based on Nepali alphabet, I missed my interview in Lok Sewa Ayog for permanent job and because of too much delay due to my name starting from "GYA", I had to give up the lok sewa ayog interview.......... No one knows if I had interview and I would certainly pass the interview (based on other friends' sthiti) and I would be serving Nepal and not here in USA. Naming matters. But, name should not be AAA so that your son will be interviewed as Number 1, which may deprive having clue on kinds of questions asked in interview. Sometime, the first guy interviewed gets less score than others. Anyway, a friend of mine said in US, in job interviews, either the first one gets or the last one gets. Here, I don't think interviews are on alphabetical orders, so no need to worry about A or Zya, but, what suits your interest. In Japan, a father went to court when his attempt register his son's name as "DEVIL" was rejected by local authorities as a wrong name to a kid, and they insisted him to find some decent names. Court also disappointed him that father is given a right to name his son and it should be decent enough in public. Congratulations for the baby and give a name that is uniqe, decent matches his actions in future, and he will be proud of you for the nice name you have given to him. Name matters. GP