Trendy baby names are a hot topic that's leaving parents feeling anxious. Parents write in to the blog to say they don't want a trendy name, or are worried that their favourite baby name might be t...
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It's easy to call a name trendy, and harder to pin down what we mean by that and what the knock-on effects of trendiness might be. All is explained with eminent good sense here.
One of the largest controversies you’ll find on naming communities and forums is made up names. No, let me revise that a bit. One of the naming community’s favorite pastimes is to criticize made up names. These names are often deemed trendy or “kre8tive” or too try-hard by name fanatics, and while I try and avoid insulting someone’s baby naming choice, I have to admit that I often internally scoff at some of these created choices. But are made up names really a harmless way for parents to guaran
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Sources Pronunciation guide (Main) gender: Generally unisex Pronunciation: rʸeeng-go [ɾʲĩ́ŋ̀.ɡò̞] Etymology and/or ways to write: For the most part, usage of this name by gender depends on how its written. As a feminine name, it is usually written as either 林檎, referring to an apple (tree), or phonetically. As for how its written as a masculine…
Ty Hardin as Bronco Layne The unlikely baby name Bronco first popped up in the SSA data in 1960: 1962: unlisted1961: unlisted1960: 5 baby boys named Bronco [debut]1959: unlisted1958: unlisted Aroun…
There's a new royal baby! Yesterday, it was announced that Princess Eugenie had given birth that morning to a baby boy. With no announcement on the name just yet, let's have a go speculating. As a minor royal, the field is wide open. Will they go for a roya
Hi Swistle! You helped us pick a name 2 years ago for our 3rd boy. We are excited to announce we are adding a little girl to our family in February 2021. We are completely stumped on the name thoug…
Atlas is a Greek boy name widely praised for his strength. A name that evokes both power and gentleness, Atlas is beginning to be recognized for his many relevant positive aspects in the modern naming landscape with an impressively recent popularity. But has Atlas’s speedy ascent to the top of the charts ruined his rare beauty and polluted his potentially timeless nature? Or is Atlas the perfect name for this era and every one after, regardless of his trendiness? This lovely afternoon (or mornin
Below is a round-up of the birth announcements from British newspapers. Sources include a national paper (The Telegraph, The Times) and a broad range of local newspapers from across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Sibling names are in brackets. No official surnames are included; any name ending i
Sources Pronunciation guide (Main) gender: Female Pronunciation: kah-ho [ká.hò̞] Etymology and/or ways to write: Most of the kanji used for this name can be seen in the table below: ka (か) ho (ほ) 花/華 "flower" 穂/穗 "ear/head (of plant); point, tip" 果 "fruit" 帆 "sail" 佳 "beautiful, good" 歩 "step" 香 "fragrance" 保 "protection; preservation" 夏…
The people below were born aboard — and named after! — ships with C-names… Caduceus:John Caduceus Mason, born in 1869Pauline Caduceus Pyne, born in 1871Amy Caduceus Ward, born in 1871 C…
Italian explorer Sebastiano Caboto (ca. 1474–ca. December 1557), engraved 1824 by Samuel Rawle Sebastian is an English, German, Scandinavian, Romanian, Polish, and Finnish name descended from the Latin Sebastianus (from Sebastia). A town in Asia Minor, Sebastia (now Sivas, Turkey) took its name from the Greek word sebastos (venerable). In turn, sebastos derives from sebas (dread, awe, reverence),…
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It's easy to call a name trendy, and harder to pin down what we mean by that and what the knock-on effects of trendiness might be. All is explained with eminent good sense here.