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Aug 17, 2014

Literary Namesakes: Last names first

Guest bloger Jackie of namesplash serves up a massively comprehensive menu of author surname possibilities, from Alcott to Yeats. Which do you like? Any to add?

Aug 5, 2014

What Names Are Ripe for Revival?

Nameberry is full of wonderful old baby names just waiting to be rediscovered. Which do you nominate as ripest for revival?

Aug 5, 2014

Upper-Class Baby Names: Aussie style

Anna Otto analyzes the sometimes tricky concept of class in baby names from her Australian perspective. Wdyt? Do her assessments apply to the US as well? Do you think there are upper and lower-class names?

Aug 3, 2014

The #1 Baby Names: How popular are they?

How many usages does it take to bring a baby name to the top spot? Kelli Brady shows how drastically that number has decreased over time. (Or why you know so many grown Jennifers and no baby Noahs.)

Jul 31, 2014

Color Names for Boys: Why not?

Did you know that pink used to be reserved for boys and blue for girls? Lots of interesting ideas here from Nick Turner on the subject of color names for boys.

Jul 30, 2014

Notable Names of August: Poppy and Peridot

Here comes August! Denise Potter finds some notable names to celebrate this month –including those of Roman emperors, Arctic explorers and jazz musicians.

Jul 28, 2014

22 Secret Shakespeare Names: From Angus to Varro

Are you a Shakespeare buff but wouldn’t want to name your baby Othello or Ophelia? Here are 22 names of characters that don’t immediately call the Bard to mind.

Jul 22, 2014

What name do you just not get?

Other people love it and you don’t. Or you find it wonderful and can’t understand why the world doesn’t agree. What name do you just not get?

Jul 20, 2014

Naming Baby Number Two

Abby Sandel explores the complications that can arise when naming a second child. Do siblings’ names have to match?

Jul 20, 2014

French Names: From Lilou to Lazare

On a sojourn in France, K. M. Sheard gathered some interesting names–traditional French examples, more modern choices, and a few popular imports from other countries.