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HelpRe: Any last predictions for the SSA list of most popular names, US 2022?
in reply to a message by Realisticmind379
I've run into quite a few my age (early thirties) and younger, though they were all either immigrants themselves or first-generation Americans. Nancy is used quite a bit among Hispanics, whereas Barbara is still used among Eastern Europeans (I've encountered the nickname Basia several times).
I hope you're right about the -ayden name trend altogether dying down. Without it I wouldn't mind the name Aidan at all (or probably Hayden, for that matter); but I'm completely worn out on the sound now.
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I hope you're right about the -ayden name trend altogether dying down. Without it I wouldn't mind the name Aidan at all (or probably Hayden, for that matter); but I'm completely worn out on the sound now.
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