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Compare Filipino baby names

Already have a shortlist? We score each first name with mother's maiden surname + father's surname and explain how it will sound in a Filipino family — at home, in school, and abroad.

One new comparison per visitor every 3 days. Opening the same surnames and shortlist again always shows the saved report.

A list of 3–10 names

You and your partner collected options. You need one honest ranking, not another “I just like this one.”

A family disagreement

A written verdict with sound, origin, and nicknames is easier to share than arguing from taste alone.

OFW or two countries

Check how the full three-part name travels, and whether relatives abroad can say it.

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Optional context

Desired feel (up to 3)

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About comparing first names

What does this comparison judge?

Each first name is judged with both family surnames on a sound-fit basis: how the full three-part name sounds, school nicknames, adult use, and origin honesty. The site phonetic score is shown beside the model so you can see if they disagree. Neither is a cultural verdict.

Is this a substitute for family advice?

No. It is a structured second opinion. Confirm spelling, saints' names, and civil-registry rules with your family and the local civil registrar if needed.

How many first names can I compare?

Between two and ten given names, comma-separated. We attach the same maiden surname and father's surname to every candidate.

Does compare send our surnames to an AI provider?

Yes, when you submit the form: both family surnames, the first names you listed, and any optional notes. Re-opening the same comparison uses the saved result. See the privacy policy. Homepage search and scored lists do not.