I guess you wouldn't really notice if there were an uptick in boys named Tommy and Billy You would notice an uptick in boys named Visionhttps://twitter.com/AlexandraErin/status/1364677604045971457 …
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I still can't get over the fact that "Mallory" means "bad luck," but people started naming their girls after an ill-fated noble who wrote Morte'Darthur because I guess it sounded fancy.
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Especially given what Malory was imprisoned for... I do wonder whether the mountaineer was the source, though. The spelling is closer. To bring things back around, Mallory apparently became popular for girls because of the character in Family Ties.
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Even funnier, "Imogen" may be a name in English because either Shakespeare or his printers mistook the two Ns in "Innogen" as an "m," accidentally popularizing a long defunct Norman spelling of a common Celtic name.
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possibly an attempt to Latin-ize "Iscah"
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