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Sondi on “Adventures In Paradise” in 1960 The Sandy-like name Sondi debuted in the U.S. data in 1959 and saw the most usage during the early 1960s: 1962: 7 baby girls named Sondi1961: 2… 
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Looking for a sibling baby name? See our suggestions for Evander's little brother, based on popularity, sound, and family fit.
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On the latest episode of “Ask Us Anything,” GOT7’s BamBam shared that he had almost been named something very different! During the August 18 broadcast of the JTBC variety show, BamBam explained to the cast that Thai parents typically give their children two names. “BamBam is my real name,” he said. “The reason that everyone
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On to the boys! I've got ten stylish Thai names for you all today that I think would work on babies born almost anywhere in the world. If you haven't already, check out the girls list, and leave your thoughts in the comments!
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My good friend is Swedish and her husband is Thai. They just had a beautiful baby girl last week who is still unnamed. They are completely stuck and have no leads or ideas.
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So far this year, well over 1,000 babies in Thailand have been named after characters on the popular soap opera Suparbburuth Chutathep.
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I wonder how much of an increase this represents from figures for these names before the show.
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Time for this month’s batch of name-related quotes! From the 2008 novel The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins (which is narrated by character Katniss Everdeen): The girl with the arrows, Glimme…
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Dara is a given name with a variety of meanings and origins: Dara is a male name in Irish which comes from dair meaning "oak" which comes from Proto-Celtic *daru deriving from a PIE root word. Dara is also an anglicized form of Dáire meaning "fruitful, fertile" and is the name of several figures in Irish mythology; it's also a…
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While everyone knows the names Luna (very quickly rising towards the Top 100), after the Roman goddess of the Moon, and Selene/Selena, after the Greek goddess of the Moon, there are also a lot of other great names with lunar-related meanings. Many of these names are from Asian languages. Unisex: Aytaç means "Moon crown" in…
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I especially love all the 'ay' names from Turkic languages. Aynur, Gülnay...so beautiful.
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They're Thai-rific! No really, they're lovely: Lawan, Isaree, Nim, and more.
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This week, Sarah took to Twitter to explain her baby’s name in a series of tweets, and it makes us love her choice even more.
Clare's insight:
Birds, flowers, and a beloved biblical classic. Pretty good as influences go.
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