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Our Name Combiner will easily combine up to 6 names or words at once to create several unique names or new words. 
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This week's name news includes new popularity lists from several other countries, alternative ways to pick a baby name, and the ups and downs of sharing your name with someone famous.
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Let's talk Wizarding World baby names. No, not the names of famous Hogwarts alumni. What might your name be if you were dropped into Diagon Alley?
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We regret to inform you that ‘Syllyan’ is not an acceptable alternative for Cillian.
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Cinco De Mayo Longoria was another idea.
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So, who's up for another round of everything old is new again, aka "names generated by a neural network on twitter that are actual medieval names"? Aulia— neural names (@neuralnames) August 15, 2017 Aulia is a feminine name found in Rome in 1527. Sania— neural names (@neuralnames) August 15, 2017 Sania is a feminine name…
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* Welcome to my Channel - Please Subscribe For More From Us * I LOVE baby names and came up with this little game just for fun to generate your own unique
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Neuralnames heißt ein Bot auf Twitter, der jede halbe Stunde einen "Namensvorschlag" generiert. Aufreger sind garantiert, Einmaligkeit der Namen
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@NeuralNames, the bot that generates and tweets a new name every hour.
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Ik heb mijn ochtend grotendeels besteed aan het voorbereiden van twee artikelen over dubbele voornaam. Maar... het ging me vervelen, ik raakte afgeleid en voor
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Have you always wanted a double-barrelled name? This name generator will give you one. It offers me Charlotte-Sophie, Christy-Anne or Claire-Marie. Very continental.
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We live in the future. Computers drive cars, fight parking tickets and raise children. Why not let machines name our children, too? What if a computer program could find the ideal baby name. Maybe it…
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December is over and so is 2016. So, as we leave behind a turbulent and interesting year, here are some of the names which have struck my fancy this month: Merrily One of my favourite actresses is Anna Maxwell Martin, and this month I came across a supernatural-thriller thre
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Need a hobbit name? Try this hobbit name generator.
Clare's insight:
Always. So glad you asked. I'm Daisy Boffin of Needlehole.
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When choosing baby names, it’s OK to get some help from the experts. The internet’s vast array of baby name generators is getting bigger and more fun to use. Here are 12 of the best baby name generators.
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There's a meme (due to www.abbeytournament.com) that's been circulating around Facebook sporadically recently, allowing people to generate their "medieval name" according to their day. You've probably seen it: The first time it came up in a group that a couple DMNES staff are members of -- a group not devoted to either the Middle Ages…
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What I find as a helpful tool if I am stuck are name generators! Here is a list of the favourite names I found with these online moniker makers:
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Take a look at our Star Wars Baby Name Generator to find the perfect one for your new arrival! We’ve taken some of the best names from the whole Star Wars universe, including the original films, comic books, television series, and games.
Clare's insight:
Simple but effective.
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How do you use The Great Rees-Mogg Naming Ready Reckoner, you ask? Well, simply pick a random number between 1 and 10 for each of these four categories and combine to make your very own Rees-Mogg name.
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Not the classiest article, but the names on these lists are pretty ace.
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"Beyonce and Jay Z had a kid and gave it an unusual name. Now you can too with the Bey Bey Name Generator."
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Have fun...
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There are a host of brilliantly clever and amusing little bots on twitter, from those that generate poetry (some better, some worse) to ones who tweet gruesome medieval deaths. We recently discovered an excellent onomastic one, Neural Names, "a bot who posts a new name generated by a neural network every 30 minutes". Check it…
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Replying to the bots! I love this coming together of old and new.
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“Aaort! Come and take your daily 2,000 calorie sustenance pill. Then will we go lobotomize the fluger.”
Clare's insight:
I've read "Pruliaa" so many times that now it's growing on me as a viable name.
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Find out your Sloane nickname with the Tatler Sloane name generator
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Found via this week's Sunday Summary. Enjoy! -Chippers Beaufort-Redesdale
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I've been fascinated for a while about what makes a good "smash-name". Although many people think they hate them, there are quite a few that predate the current -ley & -lyn craze (Marlene, Marilyn, Rosanna, etc), and that aren't even thought of as "smash-names" anymore.
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I could happily sit pressing the 'generate' button all day! Some of my favourites to far: Kaliabella, Jayalie, Amden, Zatten.
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