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
Light, one-syllable girls’ names are having a moment. Long-neglected classics like June, Ruth and Mae and have made comebacks, but there simply aren’t enough of them to go around. So parents are turning to single-syllable …
A major economic study found that employers respond differently to resumes with “Black” and “White” names. But which names, exactly? A closer look raises questions. Names send messages, and we can’t help receiving them. We …
Gustave Doré’s Leviathan Which came first, the nickname or the name? The question may sound silly. Nicknames are pet forms derived from given names…right? In fact, the origin story sometimes runs the other way. Parents …