Here is a list of names bestowed upon American females in 2011 that are adjective and nouns. This list does not includes months of the year, seasons, birds’ names or even some of the regular words that one can find in any dictionary of the English language that are already commonly accepted as proper first names, such as Joy, or the commonly accepted virtue names like Faith, Hope, Charity, Patience, Honor and Chastity.
Variants of these names were not included either and, believe us, there are plenty. Just for the name Miracle, we found Amiracle, Ahmiracle, Jamiracal and Lamiracle, which first showed up in U.S. birth records in 1996, a year earlier than Jamiracle. And even that doesn’t mean no one ever used the name before 1996. It just means that 5 American girls were not named Lamiracle on record before 1996.
Some of these names, you must agree, make for some rather amusing and unusual introductions.
40 to 1000
966 – Lyric |
16 to 39
39 – Beautiful |
Some of these names have been around much longer than you might think. Records of baby girls named Peaches go back to the early 1900s and Queen goes back even farther.
The number to the right of each name signifies the number of births attributed to the name in 2011. Continue to Page 2 for more names.
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@Twaddles: And rather inexplicably, you just felt the need to come in here and announce your ignorance to the world.
My name is Irbrilyn keith people always have a hard time to pronouce it, they pronouce as “eer-bri-lyn kee-th”,but the correct pronounciation as per my mom is “I-bri-lyn (silent”r”) kay-th” had to explain it 100x every 1st day of school..
I know someone with the name Noelie. People are always mispronouncing it. Some call her
“No-lee”, others say “No-elly”, but it’s pronounced “Noah-lee”
My name: Nearly, or my sisters name: Never (Ever). I know, my parents were horrible at this.
At least mine has a nickname, Nearly;)
My grandmother likes to say me Hamu….
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My sons name is audacious alexzandr. Every time people see his name, they are either confused or in love with it. Literature buffs go crazy over it.
This is seriously one of the stupidest things I’ve ever heard.