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in reply to a message by HeatherAnna
In the UK, Pearl is predominately used for older women, although I have seen it recently for a baby girl - jewel names i.e. Ruby, Amber etc are popular at the moment, so it may well be the beginning of a revival for this name!
Rhiannon is a very popular name in the UK, especially amongst Welsh people, at the moment. I love it, and its alternate form Rhianna. I would pronounce it as ree-ann-en
Rhiannon is a very popular name in the UK, especially amongst Welsh people, at the moment. I love it, and its alternate form Rhianna. I would pronounce it as ree-ann-en
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Agree with this
Just to add that Rhiannon has decreased in popularity over the last couple of years as it's no longer in the Top 100 but I think it's probably used more in Wales. I really like it and Rhianna.
I'm seeing Pearl being used a lot more as middle names. I can't say it appeals to me, maybe because I think of it as an older woman's name.
Just to add that Rhiannon has decreased in popularity over the last couple of years as it's no longer in the Top 100 but I think it's probably used more in Wales. I really like it and Rhianna.
I'm seeing Pearl being used a lot more as middle names. I can't say it appeals to me, maybe because I think of it as an older woman's name.
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