...i thought there were also many Hernando, Rodrigo, Jose, Miguel, etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by FairyPrincess
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...i thought there were also many Hernando, Rodrigo, Jose, Miguel, etc...Quote:
Originally Posted by FairyPrincess
Is Asia popular because of Asia Argento?Quote:
Originally Posted by Peyrol
Yes, i think so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Novella
Before the 90's wasn't so popular as name.
We tend to name our children in our Albanian words and meanings. No religious names are preferred, especially last decades.
Aferdita
Vesa
Bora
Ujana
Stina
Gezim
Yll
Dreni
Erlis
Lisi
etc.
Its a common muslim nameQuote:
Originally Posted by Peyrol
Also...but obviously the list include only italian names....because in a complete list ''Mohammed'' would be 3rd or 4th...Quote:
Originally Posted by LunaRose
According to statistic for 2012 in Belgrade, Serbia it's Luka for a baby boy and Lena for a baby girl. Luka i Lena najčešća imena
In the last decade for Serbia it's:
baby girl:
- Milica
- Andjela
- Jovana
- Ana
- Teodora
- Sara
- Marija
- Katarina
- Anastasija
- Aleksandra
for a baby boy:
- Nikola
- Luka
- Stefan
- Marko
- Lazar
- Aleksandar
- Aleksa
- Nemanja
- Jovan
- Filip
Our capitol Zagreb,most popular girl names:
01. Lana
02. Lucija
03. Petra
04. Ana
05. Ema
06. Nika
07. Dora
08. Sara
09. Lara
10. Mia
Boys:
01. Luka
02. Ivan
03. Marko
04. Filip
05. Karlo
06. Petar
07. Leon
08. Josip
09. Fran
10. David
If I ever get a son his name will be Borna or Marko.
If I get a girl her name will be Snježana,because of this song :) (and my mother in law :P)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3ckoCGckOI
Slovakia - year 2012
Top 10 girls' names:
1. Sofia
2. Natália
3. Nela
4. Viktória
5. Nina
6. Ema
7. Laura
8. Michaela
9. Kristína
10. Sára
Top 10 boys' names:
1. Jakub
2. Samuel
3. Adam
4. Lukáš
5. Michal
6. Martin
7. Tomáš
8. Filip
9. Matúš
10. Patrik
I'm adding links to the top 300 most commonly given names in Slovakia in 2012 for both girls and boys. The number to the right of the name stands for the number of babies which were given that name. There are also similar names (with just minor differences in spelling, e.g. Sára, Sara and Sarah). They are counted separately and thus also rank differently.
Top 300 girls' names
Top 300 boys' names
From the Mexican immigrants?! LOL, I guess the Spanish first names in America aren't as popular as previously thought!Quote:
Originally Posted by Peyrol