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According to data from the Swiss Federal Statistical Office (FSO), the most popular baby names in Switzerland in 2018 were Emma and Liam. Here are the country’s top 10 girl names and top 10 b… 
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Just under 88,000 babies were born in Switzerland last year. LOTS of them were called Emma. Or Liam. Here's what else we learned from the latest hit parade of Swiss baby names.
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The most popular names given to babies in Switzerland in 2016 were Mia and Noah, according to the Swiss statistics office, which published its annual analysis on Monday.
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An English-language report on the Swiss stats.
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Avec 488 Mia et 477 Noah, ces deux prénoms ont été les plus choisis par les parents pour leurs enfants en 2016, com
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Stats for Switzerland in 2016! As usual, it's a several-for-one: the handy tool shows you the top names in the country as a whole, and in French, German, Italian and Romansch -speaking areas.
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The Federal Statistical Office (FSO) publishes various analyses on first names:
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...and here's the official site.
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Emma and Noah were the most popular baby names in Switzerland in 2014.
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I'll post this up in its own right, too. Swiss name stats, get your Swiss name stats here! Graphs and ranking lists with raw numbers, available nationally and by language region, from 1902 to 2013. Lots to play with, so enjoy!
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The most popular names chosen for the 82,731 babies born in Switzerland in 2013 varied between the language regions, with Noah the ...
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Well-researched info about origin and meaning of over 12000 given names from all over the world
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I'm enjoying exploring this website since discovering it via its creator's post on Nameberry today.
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Lista dos nomes mais populares na Suíça, durante o ano de 2012.
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Spreading the European love, here we have even longer lists (top 50) for the three main languages of Switzerland, plus (hooray!) the top 16 boys' names and top 9 girls' names in Romantsch-speaking areas. Enjoy.
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Am spannendsten an der Vornamenstatistik der Schweiz finde ich immer die spezielle Auswertung der rätoromanischen Sprachregion. Dort werden nur wenige Kinder
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Noah – the most popular name for new-born gentlemen in Switzerland since 2013 – has lost his crown to Liam.
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L’Office fédéral de la statistique publie depuis 30 ans les prénoms des nouveau-nés en Suisse. Les naissances en 1987 étaient au nombre de 76 505 et celles en 2015 de 86 559.
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Today, the Swiss government released statistics on the most popular baby names in 2015. The Swiss statistics office has been crunching this data for 30 years.
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The Swiss stats are always fascinating to delve into, because they're broken down by language (French, German, Italian and Romantsch), among other things. This is the best English-language story about the latest stats that I've found so far - it has a link to a data spreadsheet too.
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Richtig abwechslungsreich ist von Jahr zu Jahr die Liste der beliebtesten Vornamen der romanischen Schweiz. Es gibt nur relativ wenige Geburten im romanischen
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One country, four top names lists - one for each of Switzerland's official languages. Emma, Lara, the Julia-family, the Sophie-family, Noah, Liam and the Leo-names are popular all over the place; the German-speakers love their Italian names (but not always the same ones as Italian-speakers); and my favourite surprise is Levin as no.4 for boys in German areas.
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Mia, Noah, Emma and Gabriel remain the most popular baby names in Switzerland, the federal office of statistics (BFS) said on Tuesday.
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Emma and Gabriel (for French-speakers), Mia and Noah (for German-speakers), Sofia and Gabriel (for Italian-speakers), and Jonas and Chiara (for Romansh-speakers) were the most popular baby names in Switzerland in 2013.
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The three different linguistic strains running through Switzerland leads to a wide variety of names, as explained by native Guest Blogger Rene Brunner. - baby names
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Popular names vary by language region Emma and Gabriel tops in French ZURICH, SWITZERLAND – Teachers in German-speaking Switzerland can ready themselves for a flood of little girls called Mia and boys called Noah in a few short years.
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It's Switzerland again but this time with some of the names used by the relatively teeny Romantsch-speaking population:
"Boys: Leandro, Luca, Lino Girls: Annalena, Beatriz, Elina, Ladina, Lara, Laura, Lia, Lina, Milena"
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