Storm

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Storm is also German, Low German, and Swedish, used for both genders in these places.Swedish Pronunciation: STORM.
― glacier_bear_82  2/6/2021
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From (http://www.ourbabynamer.com/name-popularity.html) Storm started to be used in the USA since 1946. It could've been given before 1946 because it only shows a number if there are more than 5 given the name.
― lilolaf  5/6/2016
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58 baby girls in the USA (2014) were given Storm.
― lilolaf  4/12/2016
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61 baby boys in the USA (2014) were given Storm.
― lilolaf  4/12/2016
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Masculine. Norwegian, Danish, Dutch. [noted -ed]
― cutenose  3/17/2016
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I've heard this name being used (though rarely) in the Netherlands where it means Storm as well. The Dutch pronunciation is the same except for the r which is a rolling r.
― renee06  12/19/2009
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This name is also used in The Netherlands, increasingly so. The Dutch word for 'storm' is 'storm' also, which likely contributes to its growing popularity (since it doesn't appear as a typical English hippie name such as River, but more as a Dutch-style hippie name).
― Lucille  3/6/2009
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This name is also Scandinavian, and in Norway it has become somewhat popular recently.
― Anonymous User  9/25/2008
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