Top 10 American Names of 2007...
 

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/presso...mes2007-pr.htm

Boys:
1) Jacob

2) Michael

3) Ethan

4) Joshua

5) Daniel

6) Christopher

7) Anthony

8) William

9) Matthew

10) Andrew


Girls:
1) Emily

2) Isabella

3) Emma

4) Ava

5) Madison

6) Sophia

7) Olivia

8) Abigail

9) Hannah

10) Elizabeth

ethan and isabella seem unusally hi... weird since thats 2 of the names i was considering for my kids

I actually like the name Matthew.

Those are nice enough. Better than the weird early 00's names.

Also Sophia has always been a name I considered. I think it would be a wise choice.

Also Arthur for a boy as that was my grandfather's. I think it sounds quite noble.

My name fell at the 90 spot when I was born.

http://www.socialsecurity.gov/cgi-bin/popularnames.cgi

Per--http://www.socialsecurity.gov/cgi-bin/babyname.cgi

Popularity of the female name Jennifer Year of birth Rank
2007 64
2006 51
2005 42
2004 38
2003 31
2002 28
2001 26
2000 26
1999 21
1998 20
1997 18
1996 19
1995 18
1994 17
1993 15
1992 11
1991 8
1990 8
1989 7
1988 5
1987 4
1986 4
1985 3
1984 1
1983 1
1982 1
1981 1
1980 1
1979 1
1978 1
1977 1
1976 1
1975 1
1974 1
1973 1
1972 1
1971 1
1970 1

I want my name to keep losing popularity until it becomes downright
undesirable.

My name is not even that popular. I feel cool.

Popularity of the male name Victor
Year of birth Rank
2007 104
2006 104
2005 105
2004 102
2003 96
2002 100
2001 96
2000 97
1999 94
1998 97
1997 105
1996 100
1995 90
1994 93
1993 91
1992 87
1991 85
1990 82
1989 89
1988 89
1987 91
1986 88
1985 88
1984 90
1983 95
1982 99
1981 104
1980 107
1979 105
1978 103
1977 104
1976 100
1975 96
1974 96
1973 103
1972 107
1971 113
1970 106
1969 102
1968 101
1967 97
1966 101
1965 98
1964 97
1963 97
1962 96
1961 99
1960 103
1959 107
1958 107
1957 97
1956 97
1955 101
1954 103
1953 107
1952 107
1951 110
1950 106
1949 117
1948 114
1947 121
1946 119
1945 95
1944 107
1943 96
1942 100
1941 118
1940 120
1939 119
1938 117
1937 117
1936 116
1935 116
1934 122
1933 116
1932 109
1931 109
1930 100
1929 99
1928 99
1927 98
1926 94
1925 89
1924 90
1923 88
1922 85
1921 83
1920 81
1919 68
1918 63
1917 78
1916 78
1915 74
1914 76
1913 80
1912 81
1911 81
1910 90
1909 89
1908 89

Patrick

ranked 37th on my birth year, 116th in 2007

I can understand why.

i got close but never #1

Popularity of the male name David
Year of birth Rank
2007 12
2006 13
2005 13
2004 14
2003 14
2002 13
2001 12
2000 16
1999 16
1998 13
1997 14
1996 13
1995 16
1994 13
1993 11
1992 10
1991 8
1990 6
1989 5
1988 6
1987 5
1986 5
1985 6
1984 5
1983 4
1982 5
1981 5
1980 4
1979 4
1978 4
1977 4
1976 4
1975 5
1974 4
1973 5
1972 4
1971 3
1970 3
1969 2
1968 2

my name's in the top ten! i wonder if uhler even ranked.

number 2 baby!

Michael is better than Jacob in my opinion though.

bullshit!

another +1 for people named Michael.......myself

Fuck that. Let's just say my name has hardly gotten into the 50's. So indie.

Mine was 25th when I was born. Now it's like 97th.

madison?!

I'm in the top 10.

All very Victorian... or Elizabethan... or just English in general.

I don't know. You limeys hopefully get what I mean.

Rosanna is not in the top 1000 female names for any year of birth in the last 15 years.
Please enter another name.

ha ha ha

I always liked names like Micah, Jonah, Ira, and Elijah. Although i plan to adopt my kids and give them seriously hippie names.

Popularity of the male name Julien
2007 589
2006 592
2005 642
2004 628
2003 637
2002 607
2001 642
2000 636
1999 772
1998 781
1997 788
1996 754
1995 820
1994 934
1993 896

Why ?!!
I think my name is more popular in my Country.

I'm astounded by some of the names people give heir kids. Essence? MESSIAH? Heaven?

Where are the R2D2s? The Master-Chiefs? The Jihads? WHY AREN'T PEOPLE CALLING KIDS DUBYA?

Well in English speaking countries, Julian is more prevalent, but still, it is a very unpopular name in America. Kids used to ask me if my name was a girl's name or call me Jules Verne in elementary school.

But I very rarely run into anyone named Julian or Julien.

^^ Yeah, it sound too much Latin for the Yankees.

Yeah. Most American names are biblical names. Not too many latin, greek, germanic, or other pagan names.

Though when I went to grade school, there was a kid named Leif who's older brother was named Thor.

I like the name Maya.

Dammit, there are already way too many Daniels in the world.

Slavomir is not in the top 1000 male names for any year of birth in the last 15 years.


Fucking shit.

I thought this interesting

Popularity of the male name Damien
2007 182
2006 (release date: The Omen)196
2005 200
2004 196
2003 199
2002 212
2001 241
2000 258
1999 268
1998 299
1997 301
1996 313
1995 284
1994 278
1993 304
1992 308
1991 316
1990 331
1989 310
1988 327
1987 343
1986 314
1985 296
1984 288
1983 262
1982 242
1981 (Release date: The Final Conflict)228
1980 182
1979 183
1978 (release date: Damien: Omen II) 161
1977 246
1976 (release date: The Omen) 285
1975 327
1974 283
1973 413
1972 474
1971 681
1970 746
1969 798
1968 809

Thurston had it's peak year in 1913 with it being the 680th most popular name of the year

i dont think i will ever have kids.

thurston = torsten

google that in germany

sonic youth = neonazi band :D

i fear for something, not sure what.....

after hitting it's peak in 1881 at 121th place, Eli had been dropping to a abysmal 706th place in 1964

yet it rebounded to it's highest level since the Arthur administration in 2007 with a 130 place showing

I really can't stand the names Isabella or Emma

EDIT: Sorry EMMAh, but my name is Marty, so we're even :)

american names are certainly more weirder than uk names.

my boyfirends name is julian
well john julian but no one actually calls him by his first name
hes english though not amearican

these names are fuckawful though
girl: chloe rose
boy: dylan

http://nymag.com/fashion/models/kkloss/karliekloss/

i know her from my school dayzzzzzzz but shes quite abit younger than i am

My name is getting shafted the recognition it deserves because votes are being split between Alex and Alexander.

There are too many Matthews and Mikes in North America.