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HelpRe: Typically "American " names
in reply to a message by Caprice
I've never heard of or encountered most of these! When I think of typical "American" names, I think of surnames (Ashley, Mackenzie), word/virtue names (River, Truth) or unexplainable trendy names (Jayden, Nevaeh) all of which have suddenly taken off in popularity. I don't even think the names of children of Hollywood stars are completely representative of American naming styles although that might be changing a bit.
In this list, I'd say these would be somewhat, though not completely, representative of "American" names:
Arlan
Jaidon
Kadin
Phoenix
Rider
Calandra
Caledonia
Carter (more for a boy)
Dixie
Montana (ditto)
Oceana
Sahara
Treasure
Tuesday
Velvet
Wednesday
In this list, I'd say these would be somewhat, though not completely, representative of "American" names:
Arlan
Jaidon
Kadin
Phoenix
Rider
Calandra
Caledonia
Carter (more for a boy)
Dixie
Montana (ditto)
Oceana
Sahara
Treasure
Tuesday
Velvet
Wednesday
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Arlan- my dad has a cousin named Harland, with is similar. It's also like his cousin Arla and aunt Arlia (pronounced the same)
Jaidon and Kadin- there are several spellings for the 'aidens', so these make sense as American names to me.
Montana- the only one I know is a girl.
I agree that the reason that they're 'typically "American"' is that you would be more likely to meet one here instead of Britain, Canada, Australia, or any other English speaking country.
Jaidon and Kadin- there are several spellings for the 'aidens', so these make sense as American names to me.
Montana- the only one I know is a girl.
I agree that the reason that they're 'typically "American"' is that you would be more likely to meet one here instead of Britain, Canada, Australia, or any other English speaking country.
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