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| Sextus | today, 1:02 PM by Buneary | |
This is even worse than Sixtus. At least Sixtus doesn't have the word "sex" in it.
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| Meta | today, 12:54 PM by Buneary | |
Now that Facebook is called Meta, this would be hard to pull off since it would be like naming your kid Facebook.
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| Arundhati | today, 8:25 AM by Inxpect | |
This name is really cool. I love how it's the name of a star.
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| Olivia | today, 6:17 AM by Sakusha | |
The name always reminds me of the Young and the Restless character, Olivia Winters, an African American doctor. That was the only Olivia I knew, years before Olivia became so popular as it is today. I like the name Olivia. It’s much better than naming your daughter “Olive.”
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| Alessandria | today, 5:06 AM by Malkiboy | |
Prefer this to Alexandria because this is softer, thus easier to pronounce.
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| Molly | today, 5:04 AM by thatfellpony | |
I love this name (though my opinion is partially influenced by the fact that it's Angel Dust's sister in Hazbin Hotel), however because it is also a drug I would stick with Mollie
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| Atalanta | today, 4:45 AM by Malkiboy | |
Despite how similar it can be to Atlanta, I love this name. Mysterious, mythical, powerful.
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| Paprika | today, 3:57 AM by Magda | |
Isn't there a Blues Clues character with this name?
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| Maitland | today, 3:51 AM by Anonymous User | |
Maitland Gaol is a retired maximum security gaol in NSW, Australia that ran from 1848 to 1998. It was the longest continuously-ran prison at the time of being shut down. It is now a museum and a tourist attraction but is closed as of writing due to safety issues. Source - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maitland_Gaol
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| Heloise | today, 3:49 AM by Magda | |
Hints from Heloise, anyone?
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| Ivo 2 | today, 3:14 AM by thezenithofnadir | |
Dr. Ivo Robotnik (also known as Dr. Eggman) is the main antagonist in the Sonic the Hedgehog series.
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| Jevin | yesterday, 10:31 PM by Hugo23 | |
It is a name of a character in sprunki
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| Ireland | yesterday, 8:20 PM by Anonymous User | |
I'm Irish and while it would feel odd to me to meet an Ireland living in Ireland, I don't think it's wrong of someone to use it if they want to, wherever they may live. It's not cultural appropriation.
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| Rusty | yesterday, 7:50 PM by amanh | |
Robert "Rusty" Stevens (b. 1948) is an actor known for Shirley Temple's Storybook (1958), and for the character, Larry Mondello, he played on 68 episodes of Leave It to Beaver (1957–1963) and The New Leave It to Beaver (1983–1989). Source: imdb.com
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| Aline | yesterday, 7:25 PM by amanh | |
Fern Aline Eggen Waller (1919–1996) known as Aline Towne, was an American actress best remembered for her lead roles in 1950s Republic Pictures' serials such as Radar Men from the Moon (1952), and in television series roles such as Lassie, Leave It to Beaver, Sea Hunt, Wagon Train, Maverick, The Lone Ranger, Tales of Wells Fargo, and The Donna Reed Show. Source: Wikipedia
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| Bartlett | yesterday, 7:09 PM by amanh | |
Bartlett Robinson (1912–1986) was an actor known for Sleeper (1973), The Fortune Cookie (1966), and The Spirit of St. Louis (1957). Source: imdb.com
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| Chrystine | yesterday, 7:06 PM by amanh | |
Chrystine Jordan (b. 1950) is an actress, known for Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theatre (1963), Perry Mason (1957), and Leave It to Beaver (1957). Source: imdb.com
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| Hardie | yesterday, 7:02 PM by amanh | |
Hardie Albright (1903–1975) at age six made his stage debut in his parents' traveling vaudeville act. He appeared in Broadway plays before making his film debut in Young Sinners (1931), ultimately acting in over 50 films. After retiring in 1948 he authored books on acting and directing. Source: imdb.com
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| Ahna | yesterday, 6:49 PM by amanh | |
Ahna Capri (née Anna Marie Nanasi, 1944–2010) started acting in television series at age 11, and made her film debut at age 13 in the Western Outlaw's Son (1957). She is best known for her roles in: Enter the Dragon (1973), Payday (1973), The Brotherhood of Satan (1971), Piranha (1972), and The Specialist (1975); and in many t.v. guest spots: Mrs. Columbo (1979), Baretta (1975), Kojak (1973), Police Story (1973), Cannon (1971), Mannix (1967), Ironside (1967), Adam-12 (1968), Mod Squad (1968), The Invaders (1967), The Wild Wild West (1965), I Spy (1965), The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964), Branded (1965), Leave It to Beaver (1957) and Maverick (1957). Source: imdb.com
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| Rona 1 | yesterday, 6:39 PM by pavel | |
Covid did not ruin this name.
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| Phyllis | yesterday, 6:35 PM by amanh | |
Phyllis Coates (1927–2023) started in vaudeville as a chorus girl, then acted in skits. Her early work in motion pictures were comedy short subjects at Warner Brothers, before graduating to roles in early 1950s films. She divided her time among TV: Adventures of Superman (1952), B-movie assignments and serials at Republic. Source: imdb.com
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| Diana | yesterday, 6:20 PM by sekejap | |
Also Indonesian and Malay, pronounced as /di.'a.na/ in Indonesian.
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| Bernadette | yesterday, 6:10 PM by amanh | |
Bernadette Withers (1946–2019) was an actress known for Bachelor Father (1957), Shirley Temple's Storybook (1958), Leave It to Beaver (1960, as Kitty Bannerman), and It's a Man's World (1962). Source: imdb.com
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| Feiyuan | yesterday, 6:08 PM by shin_xuan | |
using this name for my first oc !!
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| Gloria | yesterday, 5:49 PM by amanh | |
Gloria Gilbert (b. 1946) is an actress known for Leave It to Beaver (1957), and Your Chevrolet Showroom (1953). Source: imdb.com
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| Toby | yesterday, 5:43 PM by amanh | |
Toby Michaels (b. 1940) is an actress known for The Little Shop of Horrors (1960), Bonanza (1959) and Love in a Goldfish Bowl (1961). Source: imdb.com
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| Netta 1 | yesterday, 5:36 PM by amanh | |
Netta Packer (1895–1962) was an actress known for Good Sam (1948), The Guilty (1947) and Reg'lar Fellers (1941). Source: imdb.com
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| Laraine | yesterday, 5:31 PM by amanh | |
Laraine Stephens (b. 1941) is an actress, known for Police Woman (1974), Hellfighters (1968) and Mission: Impossible (1966). Source: imdb.com
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| Amzie | yesterday, 5:28 PM by amanh | |
Amzie Strickland (1919–2006) was an actress known for Doc Hollywood (1991), Pretty Woman (1990) and Krippendorf's Tribe (1998). Source: imdb.com
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| Than | yesterday, 5:22 PM by amanh | |
Than Wyenn (1919–2015) was an actor known for Being There (1979), Splash (1984), and Imitation of Life (1959). Source: imdb.com
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| Harlan | yesterday, 5:14 PM by amanh | |
Harlan Warde (1917–1980) was an actor, and writer, known for The Monster That Challenged the World (1957), Money Madness (1948) and State Department: File 649 (1949). Source: imdb.com
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| Callen | yesterday, 5:01 PM by amanh | |
Callen John Thomas Jr. (b. 1947) is an actor known for The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (1952), Leave It to Beaver (1957) and Bachelor Father (1957). Source: imdb.com
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| Makayla | yesterday, 5:00 PM by LioraLotte | |
Overall: 3/10
Pros: - The association with Michael, which is a popular and durable name. - The meaning is really nice, based on the name Michael. - The pronunciation is pretty. Cons: - The wacky spelling. I greatly prefer the Michaela or even Mikhaila. - This name (in all spellings) was a fad in the late 1990s and early 2000s, so is somewhat dated. Nicknames: This name does offer a lot of good nickname possibilities. Kay: Traditional, old-fashioned, strength without a masculine sound. Mac: Sporty, light, suitable for a tomboy or non-binary Makayla. Mackie, Maccie, Makkie: In the UK you might be mistaken for the McDonald’s, but it's a cute sound anyway. Macksie/Maxie: Another fun and youthful option. Ayla: If you're exhausted with kay, this is a pretty and graceful sound. 1
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| Blair | yesterday, 5:00 PM by Anonymous User | |
Obsessed with this name for a girl! So adorable!
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| Raelyn | yesterday, 4:57 PM by Anonymous User | |
Soooo cute!
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| Rankin | yesterday, 4:52 PM by amanh | |
Rankin Mansfield (1895–1969) was an actor known for The Human Jungle (1954), Dial Red O (1955) and The Whistler (1954). Source: imdb.com
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| Fletcher | yesterday, 4:42 PM by amanh | |
Fletcher Allen (1922–2004) was an actor known for The Lady Lovelace Deception System (2002), Route 66 (1960) and Playhouse 90 (1956). Source: imdb.com
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| Gretel | yesterday, 4:38 PM by LioraLotte | |
Overall: 6/10
Pros: Yes, it is a fairy tale name, but the character of Gretel is actually pretty amazing. She was clever, resourceful, and saved her brother's life. That's a meaning most girls would be proud to bear. Also, Cons: It sounds a bit harsh to me. Maybe mellow out the sound with a romantic or floral middle name? Another choice is to use the full name Margarethe or Margarete and this as the nickname. Nicknames: I'd go with Grey. I'm not at all a fan of the name Gert or the nickname Gertie, but I agree they are useable possibilities. 1
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| Lyn | yesterday, 4:37 PM by amanh | |
Lyn Osborn (1926–1958) was an actor known for Space Patrol (1950), Invasion of the Saucer Men (1957) and The Amazing Colossal Man (1957). Source: imdb.com
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| Berniece | yesterday, 4:30 PM by amanh | |
Berniece Janssen (1910–1995) was an actress known for Love Minus One (1972), 87th Precinct (1961) and Wide Country (1962). Source: imdb.com
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| Leoda | yesterday, 4:23 PM by amanh | |
Leoda (Carole Knapp) Richards (1907-1998) appeared in films and tv shows as the quintessential 'little old lady' playing bit parts such as party guests, passengers on airplanes and ocean liners, spectators at sporting events, or patrons in clubs, diners, casinos, or restaurants. Source: imdb.com
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| Takashi | yesterday, 3:58 PM by Charlie1977 | |
Takashi "Tak" Fujimoto (born July 12, 1939) is a retired American cinematographer, mostly known for his collaborations with directors Jonathan Demme and M. Night Shyamalan.
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| Narelle | yesterday, 3:44 PM by NellieNormal | |
My name is Narelle Margaret, my mother's name is Margaret Narelle!
I was born in 73. My parents didn't give much of a reason for my name, other than it was mums and from the first aboriginal woman in an Australian TV series. I once worked at a local business in Central west NSW with two other women named Narelle!! I get called Nellie or Nel by most people other than my mother. 1
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| Jack | yesterday, 3:15 PM by Malkiboy | |
Don't like the name.
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| Adelaida | yesterday, 2:58 PM by Malkiboy | |
Prefer this to Adelaide. Might be unpopular, but I think it's better.
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| Majel | yesterday, 2:41 PM by amanh | |
Majel Barrett-Roddenberry (born Majel Leigh Hudec; 1932–2008) was an American actress best known for her roles as various characters in the Star Trek franchise.
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| Sydney | yesterday, 2:16 PM by Anonymous User | |
Since this is my name irl (which I certainly don’t prefer), I’m not the biggest fan of it used for myself, but I do like the name on other people. :)
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| Harp | yesterday, 2:04 PM by amanh | |
Henry Herbert "Harp" McGuire (1921–1966) was an American actor who became famous on Australian radio, best known as character Randy Stone in the Australian adaptation of the NBC radio serial 'Night Beat'.
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| Olivér | yesterday, 10:52 AM by Oli2000s | |
Olivér Halassy lost his left foot in a childhood streetcar accident and yet went on to a sensational swimming and Water Polo career. He was considered the greatest halfback of his epic (1930's). Even more remarkable was Halasy's swimming performance with one leg. He was the European Champion at 1500 meters and won 25 Hungarian National titles in swimming. He was a popular natural leader with a great personality. Ironically, though his handicap exempted him from military service, he was shot by a Russian soldier in 1946 while returning to his home by taxi late at night.
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| Josaphat | yesterday, 10:47 AM by Paradiso36 | |
Despite people's rating for this name. It sounds nice, very sophisticated, and old fashioned.
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