What do you think of the name INVICTUS for a boy?

I like Leviticus but not Invictus.

What do you think of the name INVICTUS for a boy?
The boys will call him "vicie".





Invictus is a short poem by the British poet William Ernest Henley. The title is Latin for "Unconquered". It was first published in 1875.





Out of the night that covers me,


Black as the Pit from pole to pole,


I thank whatever gods may be


For my unconquerable soul.





In the fell clutch of circumstance


I have not winced nor cried aloud.


Under the bludgeonings of chance


My head is bloody, but unbowed.





Beyond this place of wrath and tears


Looms but the horror of the shade,


And yet the menace of the years


Finds, and shall find me, unafraid.





It matters not how strait the gate,


How charged with punishments the scroll,


I am the master of my fate;


I am the captain of my soul.
Reply:No... I don't like it... it reminds me of when I had to learn Latin at school... and it sounds silly.
Reply:For which country? In the US, it sounds a little like "infect us" or "convict us". But he could go by "Vic" or something.
Reply:makes me think of introvenus


or of the word virus





i wouldn't


for his sake


on the playground
Reply:Not much.
Reply:Not a fan of it.
Reply:it doesn't sound like a name.
Reply:I don't like it.


What's the origin/meaning??


%26amp; is it made up?
Reply:INVICTUS..? the first thing it made me think of was "in vitro"...
Reply:Well i've never heard it before, but if you like it. Go with it... :D
Reply:sounds weird. sorry