Professional Names: Names that really work
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Who hasn't seen an amazing structure and admired the talent that went into its construction? Architecture is a form of art, but beyond the beautful buildings, an untapped niche of architecturally inspired baby names is ready to be excavated. Beyond Frank or Lloyd or Wright, the names of features of buildings themselves make for fantastic names--- try Gable, Temple, Story, or Pier. All these names are so unusual that they would work for either gender.
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starophie Says:
grackym Says:
I love the sound of Baker, Eden and Edith: I wish hubby would go for Edith, it’s gorgeous!
I just had a thought, if I had a name reflecting my work, it would have to be Patience: I work with preschoolers!! Lol
originofnames Says:
I really like Aria, ever since the “Game of Thrones” series came out I seem to see it everywhere even is old books, where I would have missed it previously.
“Aria” is lovely and light sounding name.
namesage Says:
My maiden name is Baker, which I never wanted to use really, but it would be fun to use something related. I’ve always considered Baxter (which means Baker).
roe121 Says:
You forgot Penn for a writer’s name!
melissaintlouis Says:
My boyfriend is a chef, and he’s said with much vehemence — no food names!
That doesn’t mean that I’m not going to sneak Benedict onto the list, however. I’m sure I’ll never hear the end of it!
shinysarah11 Says:
Nice to see Artemisia on the list of artist names!!
UniqueNameLover Says:
Quill was a name of a character in the Twilight series, lol.
I’m an aspiring writer, in Nursing school, who loves music and art. I am all over the place!
stephiekat Says:
Also, “Clara” as in “Clara Barton,” an American nurse who founded the American Red Cross (birth name: Clarissa Harlowe). All good choices, in my opinion.
Saracita00 Says:
The computer names are kind of hilarious…Radia might be a consideration, but no programmer would use the other names unless they were making an inflammatory statement about which technology platform they prefer.
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I noticed that Florence was listed under “Doctor,” as in Nightingale, but could also work for “Dentist” with the nn Flossie
Love these! I think it’s a sweet idea to pull inspiration from oft-uninspiring things :3