I have this name, and many people say it is a very pretty name, I have not really met a lot of people that have the name Jaeda, but for people that are saying that it's tacky, immature, and lower class, I just want to say that is really strange. Tell me what your name is before you go assuming about others' names. Also, you just want to say that it's ugly because of personal issues with a Jaeda you've met, and just are hoping you can pour your anger into this little chat. Honestly, I feel like people like that just want to rain on someones parade because they know that people with the name Jaeda will look at this. I mean, my father named me. My mother was going to name me Halle. After Halle Barry. I am mixed, and I am very intelligent, I suppose I'm pretty, I'm not immature. All I'm saying is I feel like some people are just using this to make someone sad. I literally signed in to this dang name thing just to say this. I'm not saying you can't have an opinion, I'm saying think about why you are sending something antagonizing for no reason. I mean, it's so blatant, "ugly name, would never use it", "name for loose women" we all have to be on this Earth together, why don't we get along while we are on it?
― Anonymous User 10/3/2022
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I would honestly just use Jade. Jada isn’t that bad, I knew a very smart girl named Jada not too long ago. It’s pretty much how I feel about the name Jayden: it’s not that bad, there are just better names out there.
I was named after Jada Pickett Smith. I hated the name long before I knew about her.With meeting so many girls in middle and high school with my name, hearing other beautiful names compared to my low class sounding name, and now because of Jada PS, I really dislike this name 3 times as much.Lower class does not mean black. There are plenty of white and Hispanic girls who are lower class. Those girls also have names like Diamond, Nevaeh, Serenity, Jada, etc. It’s racist to assume that low class means black because you think only blacks can be lower class.
― Anonymous User 6/4/2022
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This is my name, and in my opinion it doesn’t sound nothing like jade, reminding you it’s pronounced JAY-DA. I actually like my name and I think it fits me.
Lmao my name is Jada & people find that attractive at my school. I am also mixed and it’s a beautiful name it means gift, wise, and beautiful woman, so for all the people hating, calling it lower class, please stfu. Don’t be mad because your name or your mother who blessed you with it DIDN'T give you a pretty name. Don’t judge people by their names when you don’t know them luv.
― Anonymous User 9/1/2021
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From a girl who’s mixed and named Jada it’s not even that bad, and I feel like the reason why people comment this stuff is because their name is ugly- THAT'S why I say to never ask opinions because trust me, they will give you THEIR opinion and it’s not even ugly, tacky, nor ghetto, it’s better than any other name that starts with a J for girls, EVERY NAME IS BEAUTIFUL IF YOU WANNA PICK THIS NAME GO FOR IT NO NEED TO ASK ABOUT PEOPLE'S OPINIONS.
I actually really like this name, it's pretty. Jade is a good nickname. To those saying it's "middle class and trashy" it's actually a really beautiful name, especially the Arabic meaning: https://www.behindthename.com/name/jada/submitted
This is my deadname. It's okay I guess, I don't like it at all really. But I think it's really pretty on some people. A ton of people think it's associated with stupidity and the lower-class, however that's blatant racism and it appears on a lot of common ethnic/racially stereotyped names. This name definitely can sound confident, intelligent and absolutely wonderful at times! I just personally don't like it on myself. Some of my nicknames from it are Jay, Jade, J-Baby, Kisses (from the rapper,) Ada and Jades, gem and jewel sometimes too. If you plan on naming a kid this, don't feel discouraged by the comments. Go for it!
My name is Jada, and I hate it. I'm glad my teachers gave me the nickname Jade (and I didn't even have to ask). I can't wait to change my name from this monstrosity to something that fits my personality better. Some would probably say it's a waste of money to change my name from Jada to Jade, but it would be better than to have Jada as a name. Not only that, but I knew about SIX (6) other girls with this crappy name. I hated it since I was 8 or 9 years old (I'm 18 years old now).
Okay, yeah, I'm definitely not a huge fan of this name either. However, I do not think that it's "tacky" or "cheap" at all. Actually it's far from that. It's way better than a bunch of other modern names like Destiny and Nevaeh. I prefer Jade, but I will stand up for Jada.
― Anonymous User 8/31/2020
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Jada sounds alright, but it's very common where I live. I prefer Jade.
My name is Jada and I've actually met plenty of people named Jada. I've met black, white, and even a little hispanic girl with my name and I've also met a few Jade's. Anyway, for the people saying that Jada is a trashy, middle class name, that is not true. As a matter of fact, it is stupid to suggest something like that before you even meet a person just because of their name. That's stupid.
― Anonymous User 3/8/2016
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Pretty name. Don't think I'd use it but it's always nice to see.
My name is Jada. I think I'm a confident young lady. I plan to be an actress. Looking through these didn't change the way I see myself. I know that I am not tacky. I love my name and I wouldn't change it for all of the money in the world. And that is coming from someone who is younger than 15. All of the Jada's are beautiful.
― Anonymous User 6/17/2015
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Wow, so many judgments of the people behind the name, how do you know what kind of person Jada is until you meet her/him and get to know them? Everyone has a bad name association, but that doesn't mean everyone with that name is the same. There is probably someone out there with a bad association of your name, do you want to be judged because of it? I like the name because it has all the initials of my 4 immediate family members. It's a personal reason, but not judgmental.
My name is Jada and I'm trilingual, on my way to college, I've written a novel about the concepts and struggles of morality, and I'm also a fairly talented musician. I don't appreciate people assuming that my name is lower-middle class at best. While it is not a traditional name, I wouldn't call it a trashy name. I've never really liked it, but I refuse to stand by and watch it be ridiculed. It could be worse. I could've been called Dixie Rose (I really do appreciate my mother for saving me from my father on that one).
Jada is not a tacky name or cheap. My name is Jada. How would you like it if your name was Jada and people were calling you tacky? Many people named Jada are all different. Some are girls some are boys. Out of all the Jada's I met they are all very creative.
It looks as though it would be pronounced JAH-da, like the Italian equivalent of jade, Giada. That doesn't mean it should be spelled jayda or jaida or something crazy though. That just makes a cheap and tacky name even cheaper and tackier. This is basically the female version of Jayden. Enough said.
― Anonymous User 7/2/2013
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Wow! Surprised to see so many people calling this name "tacky" and "lower middle class"! Maybe it's because I'm not part of the generation who used the term "jade", but though I happen to prefer Jade to Jada, Jada is still a nice name. The first time I encountered a woman named Jada was my second semester at college--just a few months ago, actually. She was a senior (graduated now), and she was a brilliant writer and visual artist (ceramics being her specialty, I believe). Very talented, smart, and sophisticated--but humble too, not arrogant or pretentious. Thanks to her, the image I have in my head of "Jada" is an intelligent, charismatic, creative, and precise woman. And also, thanks to the Jada I knew, I can only see this name on blonde girls/women now.
Well, with your hand on your heart: do you see highly educated, economically successful, intelligent people name their daughter Jada? Of course not. This is a lower middle class name at best. I'd hate to be a woman named Jada, as the name isn't very mature either.
Jada is a beautiful name. Jade is a beautiful stone. Not to be referred to a cheap women. I never heard that before nor does it make me view the name any different. This is such a beautiful name. I love it. I picture it on a classy beautiful women or adorable little girl. A sophisticated woman like Jada Pinket Smith. She definitely is not cheap. It is a beautiful and lovely name. I may possibly use this name on a future daughter.
― Anonymous User 11/26/2007
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I think this is a terribly cheap and tacky name to give a girl, mainly because many years ago "jade" was a term used for a cheap, tacky, and loose woman. True, many people may not realize this, but I think there are enough literate people out there who do. The only woman I've ever known to name her daughter this happened to be cheap, tacky, and loose herself, so maybe that has colored my perceptions!
― Anonymous User 9/23/2007
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Such a beautiful sounding name. I like it much better than Jade.
― Anonymous User 8/12/2007
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When I first saw this name, I didn't like it. But the more I think about it, the higher it climbs on my favorite name list now.