Namerology : Articles Archives
The home for name enthusiasts, and anyone with a naming question that they’d like answered with an analytical mindset and a positive attitude.
- By Laura Wattenberg
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly two posts per month
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Most recent posts
The English alphabet includes only 26 letters. That’s one of the few limits to American baby-naming creativity and diversity—and we’re pushing its boundaries. Formerly rare letters like X are now popular, and new spellings and …
Names change with the times. They rise and fall, take on new meanings, and reflect the events around them. Each year, one new or changed name is declared the Name of the Year, a time …
A new crop of names is heading in deathly and demonic directions Image: iStock.com/Roman Kybus 21st-century parents leave no stone left unturned in their search for fresh new name ideas. Even if it means unearthing …