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Meanings of popular names in inglês
Astronomical naming convention.
Related terms
Usage of popular names in inglês
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Samson and the Abbé Montès are the truly popular names.
2
Daniel and Chloe were the most popular names announced in the Saturday column last year.
3
The fact that these animals have no popular names shows how little they are known.
4
The current top names do not feature in this list of the most popular names ever.
5
These several measures were sustained by popular names and plausible arguments, by which thousands were deluded.
6
This means that even the most popular names today are less popular than they used to be.
7
Of course it was easy for parents to make a mistake, even if they chose popular names.
8
I acquired five of the most popular names in wine-stain removal and put them to the test.
9
It is also my daughter's name and I personally despise popular names, but here we are... 3.
10
The popular names of her father, Verginius, and of her betrothed, Icilius, were in every one's mouth.
11
Sean and Sarah were the most popular names given to new-born babies last year, records released today show.
12
For boys and girls where both parents were Irish, Jack, Emily and Emma were the most popular names.
13
Jack and Anna were the most popular names listed in the birth announcement columns of The Irish Timesin 2007.
14
She said she was surprised to see that the most popular names in the last century aren't really popular anymore.
15
It's difficult to know what to think of a country where Genghis and Atilla are popular names for new-born boys.
16
He was the familiar friend of Otway; and was engaged, among other popular names, in the translations of Ovid and Juvenal.
This collocation consists of:
Popular names across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Rare