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Duke today, 10:38 PM by Anonymous User
this name sounds snobby. if i was to picture a person with this name they would look like:
they had hair loss before the age of 12
they had big ears
were below 5ft

And there personality would be:
like a mole rat (sorry for the mole rats i offended you)
arrogant
trust fund
obnoxious
little (insert expletives of choice)
 
Benji today, 10:28 PM by SOKDE
This names overall rating would sit at a fair 1/10, i hate it, sounds like it would go well on an almost dead dog that has about 5 days left. actually hurts me mentally every time I hear the name, parents in the future that are going to name their kid this reconsider sound disgusting and its giving nerd.
 
Kingsley today, 10:24 PM by SOKDE
hate how everyone says kingsley as kings-lee, when the better way to pronounce it is ki-en-slay-ee, just sounds more fitting and nice to the ears, the nickname slay also just hits.
 
Jerod today, 10:06 PM by SOKDE
this name is idk meh, too short but is very creative, i know someone with this name and they may have made me have a negative opinion on the name Jerod.
 
Zevidah today, 6:41 PM by Delaney_66
A small correction is that this is the Hebrew form of Zebidah, not Hamutal.
 
Grier today, 4:17 PM by hello_1234
I find it a bit harsh and it sounds like a word to me.
 
Nigel today, 4:11 PM by BootiJoestar
Both it sounding old-fashioned and also mildly like the N-word makes me feel that’s why this name isn't popular outside of the UK
 
Kellie today, 4:09 PM by Kel
I'm Kellie and I've always liked the spelling of my name. My uncle Ned was expecting way before my mum. They thought it would be cute to have Ned (dad) and Kelly. But they had a boy and mum liked the name. On the other side of the family, there was a close family friend with a daughter with Kelly so mum changed the spelling to an 'ie'. Not that anyone noticed too much! Even on F/B I get Kelly most times. But I think it is more feminine and not too popular to be boring! I met a little Kellie at the supermarket one night and that made my night! btw I'm 52! and my name will go on..
 
Zhansaya today, 3:35 PM by kingdom_of_daydreams
Beautiful... a rare gem in the sands of nomenclature. Zhansaya, with a profound meaning, casts a tempting spell, like the magical play of light and shadow at dusk. Her syllables echo the cadence of a timeless lullaby, evoking emotion from deep within the soul. Zhansaya exudes mystery and depth, stirring my senses and igniting my imagination. This name promises to bestow upon its bearer quiet strength and inner wisdom, guiding them through life with grace and resilience. To be among the first to examine such a beautiful name here is to experience the symphony of meaning and possibility, a melody unfolding...
 
Thomas today, 3:28 PM by Anonymous User
My name is Thomas, and in my opinion, I don't like it. It's just a boring, dull, Christian name, and generally doesn't fit me. Combined with my middle and last name, my full name is just a nothing burger. I'm also not a fan of Tom and Tommy. I'm seriously considering changing my name.
 
Keegan today, 3:23 PM by Anonymous User
Kind of dumb name actually. Like you could list 10 names out and most of the time 9 of them would all be better than this one.
 
Mak today, 2:14 PM by sulphuric_acidd
Its a really nice name, short and lovely
 
Edana today, 1:25 PM by erb816
Amazing... the difference one letter makes.For reference, Edna (etymologically totally different) is one of my least favorite feminine names, I find it incredibly harsh. But split the D and N, and the flow is now perfectly balanced! My intuition says to pronounce this eh-DA-nə, with short vowels, but I've never heard this name said aloud.The original Irish, Étaín, is charming, but in English it sounds like "eighteen" so that nixes it for me. It looks like Éadaoin is the modern Irish form, and Aideen the Anglicized version (which feels on-trend with names in the U.S., to be honest). But Edana appeals to me the most, without question, and I think it could be used today. The nickname Edie could also work (or Dani, but I'm not as fond of that)!
 
Cole today, 12:59 PM by hello_1234
Cole Brings Plenty (1996-2024) was an American actor, and the nephew of "Yellowstone" actor, Mo Brings Plenty.
Justice for Cole and Kyla.
 
Cheyenne today, 12:34 PM by Anonymous User
My favorite name
 
Bartholomew today, 12:32 PM by Anonymous User
The Flash’s full name is Bartholomew Henry "Barry" Allen.
 
Kathy today, 11:41 AM by Paradiso36
The now disgraced comedian Kathy Griffith who infamously used a pineapple as Trump's head and got canned because of it.
 
Carmen today, 11:30 AM by LeoBeyene
This name can also be a Masculine name in the USA, making it UNISEX.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/carmen/top/united-statesAccording to the USA Social Security Administration, 508 girls and 276 boys were recorded with the name Carmen in 1916.
http://www.nancy.cc/baby-name/carmen/Two Masculine bearers of the name:
American Pianist, Carmen Cavallaro
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmen_CavallaroAmerican conductor, Carmen Dragon
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carmen_DragonThis is an update to my previous comment via @LionB3 on Jun/2/2020
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Indie today, 11:23 AM by LeoBeyene
Although uncommon, this name can also be a Masculine name, making this name Unisex.
https://forebears.io/x/forenames/indie
https://www.names.org/n/indie/about
https://www.nancy.cc/baby-name/indie/This is an update to my previous two comments both via @LionB3: one on Apr/16/2020 and one on Jun/2/2020
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Chantelle today, 11:21 AM by LeoBeyene
This name is the most popular spelling of 'Chantal' used in the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
It can also be related to the French word "Chanté" and the French feminine diminutive suffix "elle".https://www.behindthename.com/name/chantelle/top/england-wales?compare=chantal%20chantel
https://www.behindthename.com/name/chantelle/top/australia-nsw?compare=chantal%20chantel
https://www.behindthename.com/name/chantelle/top/new-zealand?compare=chantal%20chantel
https://www.behindthename.com/name/chantelle/top/northern-ireland?compare=chantal%20chantel
https://www.behindthename.com/name/chantelle/top/scotland?compare=chantal%20chantelThis is an update to my previous comment via @LionB3 on May/19/2020
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Rodomonte today, 11:03 AM by Felie
Variant: Rodamonte.
 
Sacripante today, 11:01 AM by Felie
Variants: Sacrapant, Sacrepant, Sacripant.
 
Sirio today, 10:56 AM by Felie
Also Spanish.
 
Sarah today, 10:48 AM by Anonymous User
Sarah is a common, beautiful name. The name just sounds pretty.
 
Kayden today, 10:41 AM by LeoBeyene
This spelling of the name is MUCH more popular than Caden and Kaden.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/kayden/top/united-states?compare=caden%20kaden%20cayden
https://www.behindthename.com/name/kayden/top/england-wales?compare=caden%20kaden%20caydenThis is an update to my previous comment via @LionB3 on May/31/2020
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Harmonia today, 10:38 AM by LeoBeyene
In English, it can also be pronounced as /hɑɹ.ˈmɔn.i.ə/ (hahr-MAWN-ee-ə).This is an update to my previous comment via @LionB3 on May/31/2020
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Danette today, 10:22 AM by LeoBeyene
It can also be pronounced as /ˈdæn.ɪt/ (DAN-it) or /ˈdæn.ət/ (DAN-ət).This is an update to my previous comment via @Teddy01 on Sep/13/2020
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Danaë today, 10:20 AM by LeoBeyene
It can also be pronounced as /də.ˈneɪ/ (də-NAY).
 
Dane today, 10:18 AM by LeoBeyene
For some reason... I really like this name for a boy. If you wanted to name your baby "Jane" but ended up having a boy, Try naming this to your boy! It's a very good alternative to Dean!This is an update to my previous comment via @Teddy01 on Aug/21/2020
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Siobhán today, 10:16 AM by Siobhan_RainbowSaule
White Fairy, Kind Friend, God is gracious, I also found “rose” and “rosée: dew”... ? A name definitely full of charm, qualities, depth, meaning :-) In Ireland I had some difficulty with that name, than I grew to love and appreciate it. To the extent of creating my author and main name from it: Siobhan Rainbow Saule. Very few man are named Siobhan and I love having a main name which is feminine, though it is strangely perfectly in tune with and for me and my works. Siobhan Rainbow “Saule” is the Willow in french and is pronounced “soul” but spells Saul which is another name heavy with meaning. With an E “Saul(e)” would be the feminine version ? Willow in french and deeply rooted throughout human civilizations and history. I definitely love my name and can't dream one, better tuned with my works. evolplay.org - evolplay.net - evolplay.com (english versions will soon be online). As I am Belgian and lived numerous years in Ireland, where all was born for me, it is all the more perfect. I also love the spelling of Siobhan which is pronounced Chevoan and has so many forms. In France there are less than 260 people named Siobhan of which 9 man. So Siobhan is both a common name on earth and an rare one, which becomes unique in the form I chose. History is not only the past: I chose a name linking pasts and futures, for the works of “universal unification”, born through me: In written forms “theory & poetry”, as physical public and educational tools, "new technologies" to play and live. Hoping to participate both in the survival and growth of “Siobhan” as in the evolutions of creativities & diversity :-) Eric Van Osselaer - Siobhan Rainbow Saule.
 
Kaleb today, 10:15 AM by Anonymous User
this name is good but the kaleb i know gets so mad so easy that's why i don't like that name
 
Lara 1 today, 10:14 AM by Anonymous User
Short simple and sweet. One of my favorites since I was young
 
Daniel today, 10:13 AM by dantheman72747563863
wonderful name. I love all the guys who are named Daniel. They are so hot and handsome and usually super buff. I wish I was daniel
 
Akli today, 9:05 AM by Felie
It was historically used to refer to Tuareg slaves and servants.
 
Ajita today, 9:00 AM by Felie
Ajita Kesakambali (Sanskrit: अजित केशकंबली; Chinese: 阿耆多翅舍欽婆羅; pinyin: Āqíduō Chìshěqīnpóluó) was an ancient Indian philosopher in the 6th century BC. He is considered to be the first known proponent of Indian materialism, and forerunner to the Charvaka school. He was probably a contemporary of the Buddha and Mahavira. It has frequently been noted that the doctrines of the Lokayata school were considerably drawn from Ajita's teachings.
 
Aizhan today, 8:58 AM by Felie
Variant transcriptions: Ayzhan, Aijan, Ayjan.
 
Kyle today, 8:56 AM by Archivist
As of 2024, US Census Bureau and Social Security Administration data shows that Kyle is given to males at a 97% rate. The threshold for a unisex name as defined by the Administration is an under 95% rate of giving a name to a single gender.
 
Neil today, 8:56 AM by NamesAreTreasures
I think Neil is a beautiful name, and it has always been one of my favorites. I love everything about it, including the pronunciation, the Irish charm, the meaning, and, of course, the association with the legendary Neil Armstrong. Overall, I think Neil is a wonderful name that ages flawlessly and embodies strength and perseverance.
 
Neil today, 8:53 AM by harathor
Neil Patrick Harris is a famous bearer of this name he stared in Doogie Houser, had guest roles in Murder She Wrote and of course was in How I Met Your Mother as Barney Stinson.
 
Ahsan today, 8:52 AM by Felie
Variant transcription: Ahsen.
 
Abigail today, 8:49 AM by harathor
I still don't like this name all that much. I mean it isn't god awful or anything. Asides from it being still relatively popular the character Abigail Williams from the crucible/real life has really tainted this name for me. However I don't hold it against people with the name Abigail.
 
Agathokles today, 8:47 AM by Felie
Agathocles (Aγαθοκλῆς, Agathoklḗs) 361–289 BC was a Greek tyrant of Syracuse (317–289 BC) and self-styled king of Sicily (304–289 BC).
 
Agathocles today, 8:45 AM by Felie
Agathocles (Αγαθοκλῆς) 361–289 BC was a Greek tyrant of Syracuse (317–289 BC) and self-styled king of Sicily (304–289 BC).
 
Afnan today, 8:41 AM by Felie
Possibly Afnan is unisex in Malaysia.
 
Afnan today, 8:37 AM by Felie
Afnan (أفنان) Al-Shuaiby (الشعيبي) is a Saudi national who is the former Secretary General and Chief Executive of the Arab British Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) in London, England. She has held various positions in Saudi Arabia in education, and foreign companies in the USA. She sits on the boards of many organizations.Afnan (أفنان) Rashid (راشد) Al Zayani (الزياني) is a Bahraini chef who was the first to publish a cookbook in the country in 1983, and hosted the country's first cooking show starting in 1986, entitled السفرة الخليجية ("Gulf Dining"). She was named the Middle East's leading businesswoman in 2004 by the magazine Hayatouki, in which she figured as one of 100 personalities who contributed to the economic empowerment of women.Afnan Hamimi bin Taib Azamudden is a Malaysian politician who has served as the Member of Parliament (MP) for Alor Setar since November 2022. He is the first Alor Setar MP of Malay ethnicity. He is a member of Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS), a component party of the Perikatan Nasional (PN) coalition. He has also served as the Youth Chief of PN since January 2024 and of PAS since October 2023.
 
Lautaro today, 8:35 AM by Clara711
Thank you for adding this name! A famous bearer is Argentine soccer player Lautaro Martínez (b. 1997).
 
Afnan today, 8:35 AM by Felie
Variant transcription: Afnaan.
 
Afifa today, 8:31 AM by Felie
Variant transcriptions are: Afifah, Afeefa, Afeefah.
 
Vincent today, 7:39 AM by YesMyNameIsVincent
Vincent also has strong roots in France. Where "Vin" means Wine and "cent" means one hundred. Combining them makes it " A hundred Wines"Saint Vincent is also the patron saint of vintners and wine workers and is celebrated on Jan. 22 with parades and other festivities. He is the symbol of good luck and prosperity for the coming vintage. The legend of this deacon martyr from Zaragoza in the 4th century is also based on the word vin" in his first name."Surprised nobody mentioned this yet.
 
Karlie today, 7:01 AM by LeoBeyene
Karlie Kloss is an American Fashion model.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karlie_Kloss