The baby name Belita first appeared in the SSA’s dataset in 1943: 1947: 18 baby girls named Belita 1946: 19 baby girls named Belita 1945: 20 baby girls named Belita 1944: 18 baby girls named …
French name Giselle almost hit it big in the 90s and 00s, thanks to a supermodel + a Disney princess. But it never quite caught on.That could be good news!
The Five Moons were five professional ballerinas — all born in the 1920s, all with Native American ancestry, and all with roots in the state of Oklahoma — who achieved international suc…
Vera Zorina, often credited simply as “Zorina,” was a German-Norwegian ballerina. She was born Eva Brigitta Hartwig in Berlin in 1917 and was always called “Brigitta” by fri…
Today I talk about names with musical associations and meanings. What are your favourite musical baby names??? My name blog: http://www.namingthebaby.co
Once a flirty Spanish import, these days Lola is less showgirl and more pocket powerhouse. Origin: Lola is diminutive form of Dolores, a Spanish name taken from Nuestra Señora de los Dolores, a title of the Virgin Mary. Dolores itself is the plural of dolor "pain," from Latin dolor "pain,...
Tanaquil Le Clercq was named after the legendary Etruscan prophet Tanaquil, whose omen-reading abilities helped her husband become the fifth king of Rome (616-578 B.C.).
Welcome to #Namemas, a collaborative name celebration and Christmas Countdown. On the 2nd day of Namemas TulipbyAnyName gave to me the baby name Clara. Clara is the name of the sweet little girl in The Nutcracker. Many people fell in love with the name Clara because of the delightful character in The Nutcracker. A lovely…
A new species of spider was recently discovered by Queensland Museum scientist Dr Barbara Baehr. She named the spider the maratus lincunxin in honor of Queensland Ballet artistic director Li Cunxin.
Origin: Darcy is an English surname, adopted as a first name. It was brought over by the Normans in the form de Areci or d'Arcy -- a locational surname from Arcy in La Manche in Normandy. The origins are uncertain. One theory is that it derives from the Lati
“I just dance. I just put my feet in the air and move them around.” The quote’s from Fred Astaire (1899-1987), born Frederick Austerlitz in Omaha 117 years ago today.
Amelia tells us more about Calliope, Terpsichore, Ianthe, Cleodora, Daphne, Caliadne, Echo, Acantha, Chloris aka Flora, Arethusa, and Xanthe. Aren't they beautiful?
Famous Namesake On Thursday February 12, it will be the 134th birthday of the Russian prima ballerina Anna Pavlova. At a time when the rules of classical ballet were rigidly enforced, the dainty An...
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