Society & Culture Terrible baby names

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Speaking of GoT names which have come back into vogue- I really liked the name Arya before Game of Thrones - it's one of the few transcultural names which hasn't been used up by my family/friends. I pronounced it Arr (like the pirate) -ya rather than Air-ya though. Now in this post GoT era, I'm not sure if I'd want my future/potential daughter to be named Arya anymore, even if Arya is my favourite character.
 
Speaking of GoT names which have come back into vogue- I really liked the name Arya before Game of Thrones - it's one of the few transcultural names which hasn't been used up by my family/friends. I pronounced it Arr (like the pirate) -ya rather than Air-ya though. Now in this post GoT era, I'm not sure if I'd want my future/potential daughter to be named Arya anymore, even if Arya is my favourite character.
I read an article about parents who chose 'Isis' as their daughter's name before the rise of the terrorist group. Unfortunate as it was a beautiful name.
 

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On the plane back from Perth, family with a young baby behind me. Heard its name. Cringed.

Clementine - but they call her Clemmy for short... :sick:

One of my daughters friends is called that. Don't see much wrong with it.
 
One of my daughters friends is called that. Don't see much wrong with it.
Might be different when you know someone with the name. Just seems really old fashioned on a baby haha. Hopefully she will grow into it. Clemmy makes me think clammy/phlegmy.

Omg now I remember who has the name - Clementine Ford!!! I completely forgot.
 
Again very common for women, but never a man's name.

Like my wife liking Millie which is reasonably uncommon in Aus but in the UK is very prominent.
 

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