Re: Filler middle names
in reply to a message by NobodyOfConsequence
Rose is so beautiful, I love it as a first and as a middle name. It depends on the combo. Hannah Rose or Ella Rose are boring and overdone, but Philippa Rose or Lucia Rose (any name that is not super common paired with it) are nice.
Honestly, many of the names you use in your combos are filler middle names, in my opinion. I love May, but it is definitely a filler middle name. So are Brooke, Elizabeth, Jade and Skye. Jade is actually really common as a middle name for the newer generations.
I find these really common:
Newer generations:
Rose
May, Mae
Faith
Hope
Grace
Joy
Kate
Jade
Skye, Sky (not as common as many of the others, though)
Brook, Brooke
Belle (I see this more and more often)
James
John
Alexander
Christopher
Charles
Michael
I don't know if filler is the right word for the boys middle names. I feel that these are incredibly common but that they are still often named after their fathers or family members. For girls this happens too but I feel that for girls they are more likely just to be chosen for their sound.
Older generations:
Lynn, Lyn, Lynne
Ann, Anne
Marie
Elizabeth
Katherine, Catherine, Kathryn, Cathryn, Catharine, Katharine
Lee, Leigh, Lea (if pronounced LEE)
Jean
Joan
June
Jane, Jayne
James
John
Michael
Honestly, many of the names you use in your combos are filler middle names, in my opinion. I love May, but it is definitely a filler middle name. So are Brooke, Elizabeth, Jade and Skye. Jade is actually really common as a middle name for the newer generations.
I find these really common:
Newer generations:
Rose
May, Mae
Faith
Hope
Grace
Joy
Kate
Jade
Skye, Sky (not as common as many of the others, though)
Brook, Brooke
Belle (I see this more and more often)
James
John
Alexander
Christopher
Charles
Michael
I don't know if filler is the right word for the boys middle names. I feel that these are incredibly common but that they are still often named after their fathers or family members. For girls this happens too but I feel that for girls they are more likely just to be chosen for their sound.
Older generations:
Lynn, Lyn, Lynne
Ann, Anne
Marie
Elizabeth
Katherine, Catherine, Kathryn, Cathryn, Catharine, Katharine
Lee, Leigh, Lea (if pronounced LEE)
Jean
Joan
June
Jane, Jayne
James
John
Michael
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I know all of the names I mentioned are filler, that's the reason I said I was a hypocrite. I've changed the OP to make that clearer.
That's very true about boys' MNs =)
That's very true about boys' MNs =)