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Hello Name Warehouse! Before we start, I’d like to remind you that the contest for the Name Warehouse’s First Birthday Celebration article or series closes tomorrow. If you have yet to read my article about this, I suggest you do so or continue reading this brief summary. Submit your ideas under my contact form for the best article/series to sum up this year and celebrate such a monumental anniversary. I will decide on the best idea and reveal our winner and their idea with the article they’ve s
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That’s right, the Name Warehouse has been up and running for a year (well, almost, 9 days to go). That’s pretty darn remarkable, and I never would have guessed that I’d make it this long, much less end up with such a lovely group of individuals reading and supporting my content as wonderfully as all of you do. So thank you. I love all of your readership so incredibly much and I’m grateful for all of your participation in the various series, commenting opportunities, and form submission requests
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Grace. James. Marie. Rose. These names mark some of the most popular middle names of the 2010s, names that defined an entire generation in the middle slot. Whilst we lack an official tally of middle name popularity, given that some people don’t have a middle name, it’s very evident which middle names were popular when. Just go asking around! One of my favorite things to ask about someone when I’m trying to get to know them is what their middle name is. That may seem a bit strange, but it’s a lov
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For the first year ever, the National Records of Scotland have this year released detailed charts in their dataset of the most popular names according to the age of the mother, duplicating the same data that England and Wales released in 2018 and 2019. According to the NRS: "Jack
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From classic tomes to new guides, help make the important decision easier with the best baby name books from Amazon, Waterstones, Foyles and more
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Sources Pronunciation guide (Main) gender: Female Pronunciation: chee-e [tɕí.è̞] Archaic writing: ちゑ (Chiwe), ちへ (Chihe) Etymology and/or ways to write: Two commonly used kanji combinations for this name are 千恵 and 智恵. As a word, the latter refers to wisdom, intelligence or sense and can also be written as 知恵 or 智慧 (individually, 智/知 and…
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Male names: Ferrando (I) is a form of Ferdinand (brave journey). This is also a Medieval Spanish and Aragonese name. Ferrante (I) is also a form of Ferdinand, possibly via the Medieval French Ferrand and Ferrant. Fioravante (I) may derive from the Latin word florem (flower) and thus be a form of Florent and Fiorente. Other…
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Diana and her husband are expecting their fourth baby -- their third girl! Little Miss joins big siblings: Lillian NicoleSaoirse IreneAidan James Which you know have me all ��� -- I love those Irish names! Diana writes, "My husband and I are having a hard time naming this next child. I don't like his suggestion…
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Wise Swistle, We would love your help deciding on a name for our daughter who is now 8 days old and still nameless. We have narrowed it down to our top two options but just cannot choose. I know it…
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The baby name Reginald has been stuck in style limbo, but Reggie is a darling in the UK. Could this be the perfect Sebastian substitute?
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Female names: Elemosina (I) Emerentiana (I) is the feminine form of the Latin name Emerentianus, which in turn derives from Emerentius and the Latin word emereo (to fully deserve). Engelrada (I) derives from an Ancient Germanic name with the roots Angil (the Angle tribe) and rad (counsel). Ermellina (I) may be a form of Ermelinda, derived from Ancient…
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Hallo liebes Expertenteam, wir verzweifeln langsam. Sind auf der Suche nach einem Jungennamen und es ist gar nicht so einfach ... WeiterlesenJungenname gesucht!
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Male names: Diedi (I) Dolfin (T) derives from Latin name Delphinus (from Delphi). The Ancient Greek city of Delphi possibly took its name from the word delphys (womb). This name was also Venetian. Drudmund (I) derives from Proto–Germanic root þrūþ (strength) and OId Saxon mund and Old High German munt (protection, hand). Duccio (T, I) was a…
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Consider the critic before your revise your baby's name. Plus intoxicating appellations, Thandiwe Newton + more name talk.
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Faye Elara * Marius Caspar * Colleen Sophie * Archita * Helena Carina * Elon * Annebelle * Felias * Lena Martha * Tarja Ellie * Romina-Yareli * Severin Archibald * Milo Xavi * Can Ugur * Clara Delia Maria * Penelope Jocelyn Liv * Janne Iver * Antonia Emelie * Lianna * Henry Wilfried Theo * Olli * Anna Rita Erna * Damien * Elowen Suna * Malon * Peer Elias * Teeske Diana * Stine Linn * Taleen * Millie Charlotte
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Female names: Gaita (I) Gaitelgrima (I) Galiana (I) is the feminine form of the Latin name Galianus. Gherardesca (I) is the feminine form of Gherardo, an archaic form of Gerard (brave spear). Giletta (I) is a feminine form of the English name Giles, which derives from Latin name Aegidius and Greek word aigidion (young goat), via…
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Peaceful and powerful, this unisex nature name is simple and not too weird for a child of either gender born today to bear. Potentially a name for your son or daughter on the way, this punchy little name could be the best for your new addition to the family. But does Rain’s rarity make the name simply too exotic or gloomy for a child? Or does Rain’s imagery keep the name a peaceful and natural choice for a baby or adult? Today, I’m taking a good look at the name Rain, including analyzing the goo
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Sources Pronunciation guide (Main) gender: Female, can be male as well Pronunciation: nah-o [ná.ò̞] Archaic writing: なを (Nawo), なほ (Naho) Etymology and/or ways to write: This name is usually derived from 直 (nao) meaning "ordinary, common; straight." It can also be written as 尚 or 猶, from the adverb meaning "furthermore; still" or as two-kanji…
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The baby name Etta offers a sparky, retro name in just four letters. With choices like Emma + Ella so very popular, why not Etta, too?
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I believe Diahn is the one in the middle…? The Diane-variant Diahn made appearances in the U.S. baby name data for five years straight during the 1960s: 1969: unlisted1968: 5 baby girls named…
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The 30-year-old artiste whose real name is Farah Nadia Zainal Abidin, has named her baby girl Budi Kalsom.
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I am currently on Easter break from university and have been relaxing by watching one of my favourite fantasy series on Netflix, The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. It is a prequel to Jim Henson's film The Dark Crystal (1982) and is visually stunning through its mix of puppetry and computer-generated imagery. It has also…
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The problem was never the names.
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According to data from Ireland’s Central Statistics Office (CSO), the most popular baby names in the country in 2020 were Grace and Jack. Here are Ireland’s top 10 girl names and top 10…
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Um olhar sobre a popularidade atual do nome Noah.
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