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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
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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
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2021 was a long year. While everyone here at DMNES central has so far weathered the pandemic unscathed, much of our energy has been dedicated to simply surviving, with not much left for working on this project. Nevertheless, we published our 2021 edition last night, with new entries and new citations across old entries. For…
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Our list of Jane Austen-inspired baby names includes surnames, vintage names, and nickname names that pay homage to one of the world’s great authors.
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For $50, Sophie Kihm, AB’19, AM’20, will name your baby (satisfaction not guaranteed).
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O blog dos nomes portugueses de A a Z. Nomes portugueses e Nomes brasileiros. Significados. Nomes antigos e modernos, rankings, debates!
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Monikers like Aron and Thirza are common in the Netherlands and almost nonexistent in neighboring Belgium. They may correlate with locals' positive associations with Judaism
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the baby had been born at 7.05am outside the pub and they have named the baby's middle name after the pub, Rose.
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Seattle mum Kells shared that her young daughter was legally given the name 'Korn' instead of 'Kora' due to a hospital error.
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Sources Pronunciation guide (Main) gender: Male Pronunciation: muu-sah-shee [mɯ̟́ᵝ.sà.ɕì] Etymology and/or ways to write: This name is most commonly written as 武蔵/武藏, taken from Musashi Province which corresponds to today's Tōkyō Metropolis, most of Saitama Prefecture and part of Kanagawa Prefecture (the place name is a shift from Old Japanese Muzashi (spelled as 无耶志, 牟射志,…
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Sources Pronunciation guide (Main) gender: Male Pronunciation: sah-ske [sà.sɨ̥́ᵝ.ké̞] Etymology and/or ways to write: This name is most commonly written as 佐助, both kanji generally refers to assistance, help or support. Other kanji with this reference can also be used in the second element, such as 介, 輔, 丞, etc. As for the first element,…
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Samia, © 1952 LIFE Here’s a debut name I almost missed because it’s so similar to names like Sammie and Samie. It’s Samia, which first appeared in the U.S. baby name data in the e…
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If you are looking for an outdoorsy, nature-inspired baby name, look no further than this list of "into the wilderness" monikers.
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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
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I know I totally dropped the ball yet again and wasn't nearly as consistent with posting in 2021 as I had hoped to be, apart from Blogging from A to Z April. My utmost apologies for not keeping to a more regular schedule and paying more attention to my primary blog, though my Dantean posts…
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BOYS Top 10 Oliver retains #1 for the ninth year running! Noah and Jack swap #2 and #3. Leo stays at #4. George and Charlie both move up one. #7 Lucas down two. Theodore leaps up seven to take #8 and place for the first time in top 10 along with Luca taking out #10…
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The math shows there's a continuous "tug-of-war" between parents wanting to stand out from the crowd and wanting their child to fit in as well.
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The American Name Society is pleased to share the ANS Fall 2021 Newsletter.
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Talking Franklin, Knowledge, Koseli, the return of Maori names in New Zealand and the year names changed completely in the US, too!
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What's in a name? Bearers of stereotypically 'non-Jewish' monikers say they must challenge people's assumptions on a daily basis and can face questioning when entering Israel
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A civil servant from Indonesia has named his son 'Department Of Statistical Communication' and said that, although it "sounded strange at first", his wife was happy with the choice
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More parents in New Zealand are giving their babies indigenous names to foster links with their ancestry and culture
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Sources Pronunciation guide (Main) gender: Female, can be male as well Pronunciation: sah-to-mʸee [sà.tó̞.mʲí] Etymology and/or ways to write: For the first element of this name, it either derives from 里/郷 (sato) meaning "village" or the stemsato meaning "clever, smart; sensitive," written as 聡 or 敏. Other kanji with meanings that extend to this include:…
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William of Orange Sixteenth-century Dutch nobleman William of Orange (also known as William the Silent) was the primary leader of the Dutch Revolt (1566-1648). William had a total of 16 children wi…
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We have put together an amazing list of some of our favorite Korena girl names. There are a few things that you need to keep in mind when choosing the right name. Read on to find out more.
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