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Some of these I don't necessarily like, but I think go along with current trends
Some of these I don't necessarily like, but I think go along with current trends
This message was edited 5/26/2024, 11:53 AM
Based on sound:
Leander and Eliezer - these have sounds in them that are currently popular, yet Eliezer is barely in the top 1000 and Leander is not there at all
Celia - I'd supposed it would be rising just like Cecilia but it keeps hovering around 800
Raleigh - it looks like it should be popular with girls but it's not in the top 1000 for either gender
Cynthia - I can see why it isn't popular right now, it's a "boomer" name, but the sound is likeable. I expect it to rise in the next decade with the NN Thea rather than Cindy.
Leander and Eliezer - these have sounds in them that are currently popular, yet Eliezer is barely in the top 1000 and Leander is not there at all
Celia - I'd supposed it would be rising just like Cecilia but it keeps hovering around 800
Raleigh - it looks like it should be popular with girls but it's not in the top 1000 for either gender
Cynthia - I can see why it isn't popular right now, it's a "boomer" name, but the sound is likeable. I expect it to rise in the next decade with the NN Thea rather than Cindy.