This new series focuses on names that have became more popular since a celebrity with the name rose to fame. I think Drake is a good example of this especially if you look at the stats in America where Drake is pretty well known with 65 hot 100 entries to his name Drake reached its… Continue reading Pop Culture Names: Drake

I know two boys called Darcy and one girl named Darcy as well as a D’Arcy. In the Uk and America that would be out of the ordinary (knowing two boys Darcy’s that is) as it is 107 for girls and 1021 for boys in the US its not in the main chart (top 1000)… Continue reading Uniquely Australian names: Darcy

Maybe I hate this name because of the the aardvark or because its an ugly name, I’m going with option b. It is an old man name it peaked in the 1910’s and basically everyone born then is dead though it never actually left the charts maybe some of the 80’s and 90’s Arthur’s were… Continue reading Names Name Nerds Love But I Don’t: Arthur

Asha is quite well known in Australia pronounced Ash-ah is an indian name meaning wish, hope desire but could be used as a more feminine spelling of the biblical Asher. Both the Asha and Asher spelling chart in Victoria Asha is at 106 with 47 born and Asher is at 195 with 26 born. Why… Continue reading Uniquely Australian Names: Asha

I used to love Harriet  when I was 10, until my mum said that it was an old lady name. I’ve never lost that connection and as you can see by the picture its a tortoise name and a turtle name through Franklin the Turtles baby sister Harriet (though I must admit Franklin and Harriet… Continue reading Names namenerds love that I don’t: Harriet

Happy Halloween everyone for a few days ago. I will cover a lovely name possibly still too connected to a fictional witch that name is Sabrina. Even I know of Sabrina and I’ve seen one episode. A few years ago we had a real estate agent named Sabrina and my mum said that her name… Continue reading Name of the Week: Sabrina

Due to Taylor Henderson er names have been on my mind a lot lately my sister said that she would think of Taylor as a boy and Tayla and Taylah as girls but they are pronounced the same. My mum said she would say Harper as Harp-er instead of Harp-ah (but she said Harp-ah the… Continue reading Er names