Anahita | today, 9:11 AM by Anonymous User | |
Anna | today, 9:08 AM by Anonymous User | |
I like it. Simple but good enough.
I like to use Ania as Anna's nickname. | ||
Doctor | today, 8:40 AM by Ninten10 | |
Doctor Nicole Watterson from the Amazing World of Gumball. And yes, Doctor is her legal first name.
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Muhammad Ali | today, 7:47 AM by KF2001 | |
Muhammad Ali was the world's most iconic boxer!
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Naila | today, 6:00 AM by NamesAreTreasures | |
Name of the day 4/26/24.
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Emma | today, 5:19 AM by Anonymous User | |
There are so many Emmas my age. I still love it. It is simple, and pretty.
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Helen | today, 5:17 AM by I-love-baby-names | |
This is beautiful. I picture Helens being very pretty, and polite, but a hard worker. I might use it someday. Middle names could be Rose, Marie, Elizabeth, Anne, Charlotte, Emma, Amelia, Olivia.
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LaWanda | today, 12:16 AM by Anonymous User | |
My name is Lawanda and I like it just fine. I think it is a beautiful name. I do not understand why my name would be so cruelly described. I am an African-American woman I was named by my aunt who is Gullah Geechee, My people derived from South Carolina, so I think that is what the name came from.
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Clitus | yesterday, 11:44 PM by Raydex | |
I love this name! It has a beautiful sound and has a very positive meaning ("splendid", "famous"). If I have a son, I am definitely considering this name.
It's also the name of a character in Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Below is a link to a Course Hero video summarizing Act 5, Scene 5 of the play. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-fHxnVOL08 | ||
Lorelai | yesterday, 9:47 PM by daphne1234 | |
I actually love this name…. And Gilmore girls
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Rhett | yesterday, 9:40 PM by daphne1234 | |
Lol my little brothers name is Rhett (I call him rat)
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Hailey | yesterday, 9:37 PM by daphne1234 | |
Lol I searched up one of my besties names, Hailey, and I think she was on here lol she said something about how Hailey James is a good middle name
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Haron | yesterday, 8:26 PM by KF2001 | |
Ustaz Haron Din, a leader of the Muslim faith from Malaysia!
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Keely | yesterday, 7:45 PM by KeelyC | |
I love my name! I was born in 1988, my Dad comes from the Gaeltacht of Connemara so I was given the English name Keely as well as Cadhla in our Irish language! I was always told it also means "beautiful"and "Battle maiden" which I think is pretty cool!
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Ermintrude | yesterday, 5:23 PM by Lumi | |
The Anglo-Saxon form is Eormenðrȳð and Ermenthrith could be considered a modern form. Source: https://anglisc.miraheze.org/wiki/Anglish_Given_Names (See "Anglo-Saxon Names" category)
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Nevena | yesterday, 5:15 PM by Anonymous User | |
This is one of the prettiest names I’ve ever heard. Reminds me of Nevaeh but better and with actual meaning. I also like it being a Slavic name
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Eormenhild | yesterday, 5:15 PM by Lumi | |
Ermenild could be a modern form. Source: https://anglisc.miraheze.org/wiki/Anglish_Given_Names (See "Anglo-Saxon Names" category)
Ermenhilda could be another modern form. Source: https://oswinkinsey.wordpress.com/ (See the document "English Compound Names". 'Ermenhilda' is on page 117.) Ermenhilde, Emnehilde, Ermehildis, Ermenildis, Ermenelda and Ymelda are other forms. Source: J. Uckelman, S.L. Uckelman. "Ermenhilde". In S.L. Uckelman, ed. The Dictionary of Medieval Names from European Sources, Edition 2023, no. 1. http://dmnes.org/2023/1/name/Ermenhilde | ||
Elayna | yesterday, 5:10 PM by Anonymous User | |
I actually really like this spelling, though I prefer Elena. Otherwise, good name and adds some uniqueness.
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Ellena | yesterday, 5:08 PM by I-love-baby-names | |
Pretty, but looks better as Elena. I would say it like Ellen plus “uh”, due to the double L.
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Kristin | yesterday, 5:05 PM by I-love-baby-names | |
My mom really liked the name Kristin. I’m not sure if she preferred the Kristen spelling, I’ve never seen her write it down. However, it was really close to my aunt’s name(Kirstyn). Anyway, my dad loved Katherine, so I’m Katherine. It’s really pretty. I love it.
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Eormengyð | yesterday, 5:04 PM by Lumi | |
Ermenith could be a modern form. Source: https://anglisc.miraheze.org/wiki/Anglish_Given_Names (See 'Anglo-Saxon Names' category)
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Eanswith | yesterday, 4:57 PM by Lumi | |
Enswith could be a modern form. Source: https://anglisc.miraheze.org/wiki/Anglish_Given_Names (See "Anglo-Saxon Names" category)
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Izzy | yesterday, 4:31 PM by Anonymous User | |
Izzy feels immature. I prefer Isobel, Isabel, Isobelle, or Isabelle.
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Adonijah | yesterday, 4:15 PM by Anonymous User | |
I like this name. Great meaning, intuitive pronunciation, and it seems like it will become popular in the future.
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Neddie | yesterday, 3:19 PM by LeoBeyene | |
This name can also be a Feminine name, making this name Unisex.
https://forebears.io/x/forenames/neddie According to the USA Social Security Administration, 9 girls and 0 boys were recorded with the name Neddie in 1918. A total of 65 girls and 32 boys were recorded with the name Neddie in the USA Social Security Administration. https://www.nancy.cc/baby-name/neddie/ https://www.names.org/predictions/neddie https://www.names.org/n/neddie/about | ||
Cade | yesterday, 3:04 PM by Anonymous User | |
It feels tacky, and I think of orange and plastic for some reason. I find it immature. Really don’t like it at ALL
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Kelda | yesterday, 2:54 PM by hello_1234 | |
Sorry, but I can't help but find this incredibly ugly. It's both weird and boring at the same time.
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Mearl | yesterday, 2:43 PM by LeoBeyene | |
This name can also be a Feminine name, making this name Unisex.
https://forebears.io/x/forenames/mearl According to the USA Social Security Administration, 11 girls and 8 boys were recorded with the name Mearl in 1907. 22 girls and 34 boys were also recorded with the name Mearl in 1915. https://www.nancy.cc/baby-name/mearl/ https://www.names.org/n/mearl/about Since July 29th 2022, this name is not marked as "Unisex" anymore... please correct this name to be Unisex. https://www.behindthename.com/submit/history.php?id=286069 | ||
Percival | yesterday, 2:35 PM by hello_1234 | |
Sorry, but I don't understand the hype.
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Jerónima | yesterday, 2:34 PM by LeoBeyene | |
Jerônima would be the Brazilian equivalent to Jerónima.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/jero10nima/top/brazil | ||
Margot | yesterday, 2:20 PM by Inxpect | |
I love this name, I know an English person named this
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Milan | yesterday, 2:11 PM by LeoBeyene | |
Also of Polish Usage.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/milan/top/poland This is a major update to my previous three comments all via @LionB3 on Apr/11/2020, on Apr/22/2020 and on Jun/3/2020 Note to editors and admins: Please delete the three comments all originally by @LionB3 on Apr/11/2020, on Apr/22/2020 and on Jun/3/2020 | ||
Charley | yesterday, 2:10 PM by LeoBeyene | |
Little Charley Bear... From the British CGI animation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Charley_Bear https://www.google.com/search?q=little+charley+bear | ||
Charley | yesterday, 2:08 PM by LeoBeyene | |
Also a variant of Charlie.
https://www.behindthename.com/name/charlie | ||
Brandán | yesterday, 1:38 PM by Lucille | |
Brandán is also the standard Spanish form of Brendan. There is also the variant Brandano (ultimately from medieval Latin Brandanus), but that name appears to be archaic (at least in Spain proper).
Sources: - https://www.conmishijos.com/nombres/brandan/ (in Spanish) - see the entries for Brandán and Brandano on page 61 of "Diccionario de Nombres de Personas" (1993) written by José M. Albaigés Olivart: https://books.google.de/books?id=A_KHaYiixzwC&pg=PA61 (in Spanish) - Irish monastic saint Brendan of Birr (died circa 572), known in Spanish as Brandán de Birr: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandán_de_Birr (in Spanish) - Irish monastic saint Brendan the Navigator (c. 484-c. 577), known in Spanish as Brandán el Navegante: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandán (in Spanish) | ||
Carley | yesterday, 12:44 PM by Major_Paigor | |
I prefer Carly, but you do you.
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Winry | yesterday, 10:51 AM by ilovekindle | |
I know i am not the only one with the name winry yall need to do more research so that people can get more information
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Kindle | yesterday, 10:50 AM by ilovekindle | |
i like my name its cute and it means rekindle a fier i hate the name kendall i hat5e when people think thats my name MY BNAME IS KINDLE ITS BETTER
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Emani | yesterday, 10:31 AM by erb816 | |
Referring to my previous comment about a (semi-)famous bearer:
Emani's usage is labeled on here as African-American, but "Midsomer Murders" is a British TV show. Also, the similar transcription Eman is distinctly Egyptian (which goes with the character's sister, Faiza). But... their surname is Jindal, which is Punjabi (common in India and Pakistan). I am further confused about the usage of Emani. | ||
Williamina | yesterday, 10:30 AM by Lumi | |
Williamina Barclay (1883 – 1975) MBE, was a Scottish nurse. She was one of the main initiators of the evacuation of the Scottish archipelago St Kilda.
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Emani | yesterday, 10:28 AM by erb816 | |
Emani Jindal Taylor is a central character in Season 20, Episode 1 of "Midsomer Murders" (episode title: "The Ghost of Causton Abbey").
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Wigburga | yesterday, 9:37 AM by Lumi | |
Wybura could be used as a modern form of this name.
[Compare to the masculine names Wyot, Wystan, Wybert and Wymond already in the Behind the Name database] (Source: https://oswinkinsey.wordpress.com/ (See document "English Compound Names" and the entry on 'Wybura'.)) | ||
Withburga | yesterday, 9:33 AM by Lumi | |
Witbura could be a modern form. Source: https://oswinkinsey.wordpress.com/ (See the document "English Compound Names". 'Witbura' is on page 123.)
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Wihtburg | yesterday, 9:33 AM by Lumi | |
Witbura could be a modern form. Source: https://oswinkinsey.wordpress.com/ (See the document "English Compound Names". 'Witbura' is on page 123.)
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Eri | yesterday, 9:16 AM by Kozakura | |
Eri is the name of one of the Team Star captains in Pokemon Scarlet/Violet.
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Ross | yesterday, 8:59 AM by dentviking | |
Ross Federman is the drummer for the band Tally Hall. #RallyHall
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Maple | yesterday, 8:18 AM by honeyberry04 | |
How cute!
Minus one ‘A’ it’s an anagram for Pamela, so it could be a nickname for Pamela or a way to honor a relative named Pamela. | ||
Ji-Woo | yesterday, 8:02 AM by TsukikoNikushimi | |
Jiwoo Seo (서지우 Seo Ji-u) is the protagonist of the manhwa, Eleceed.
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Ji-U | yesterday, 8:01 AM by TsukikoNikushimi | |
Jiwoo Seo (서지우 Seo Ji-u) is the protagonist of the manhwa, Eleceed.
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Cyneswiþ | yesterday, 7:47 AM by Lumi | |
As shown on the name profile, Cyneswith, Cyneswitha and Kyneswide are other forms.
Kinswith could be a modern form. Source: https://oswinkinsey.wordpress.com/ (See "English Compound Names". 'Kinswith' appears on page 119.) Kyneswitha, Cynesuuith, Kynesuith, Kynesuuith, Kyneswith, Kineswitha, Cuneswith, Kineswyth, Kyneswida, Kyneswyth and Cyneswide are other forms. Kinesdrida is also listed but it is possibly confused with Cynethryth? It looks like a Latinization of Cynethryth to me. Sources: https://www.encyclopedia.com/women/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/cuneswith-fl-7th-c https://m.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1858068 https://www.biblicalcyclopedia.com/C/cyneswitha.html https://www.heiligenlexikon.de/BiographienK/Kineswida.html (in German) https://www.s-gabriel.org/names/marieke/anglosaxonfem/ | ||
It has a very nice melodic sound and it's super strong.
Ana, Anita, Ania, Hettie, Anne and extra
All are good and love all of them. !