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In this revised edition you'll find over 100,000 up-to-date names that reflect the latest naming trends--complete with origins, meanings, and variations. This includes ethnic names from over a hundred countries: nearly 19,000 English names, 12,000 Latin names, 10,000 Hebrew names, 11,000 Greek names, 9,000 African-American names, 9,000 Hispanic names, 8,000 French names, 8,000 Irish names, 7,000 German names, 4,000 Arabic names, and thousands of Scandinavian, Italian, Polish, Scottish, Welsh, Russian, Hindi, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Tai, Cambodian, African, Native American, Australian/Aboriginal, and Hawaiian names--plus many more names from many more origins.
You'll also find:
—Over 300 lists of fascinating names to consider
—Gender-neutral names shared by girls and boys
—Unique spellings of popular names
—The most-up-to-date lists of top 100 boys' and girls' names and the latest trends
—The most complete list of celebrity baby names
—Ideas for picking names for siblings
—A list of 12 factors to consider when choosing names This book will help you choose a name that you and your baby will love! Top to learn more
Incorrect meanings/classifications for ethnic names
First, let me state the obvious: You will find many, many names in this book. Besides American and Christian names the book lists many ethnic names: African, Indian, Arabic, Chinese, Irish, Italian, etc.I can't comment on the quality and accuracy of all the names, but being East Indian I do have a fair bit of knowledge regarding Indian names.The problems with this book:1. Many of the name meanings are wildly inaccurate.2. Some boys names were incorrectly classified as a girls name and vice-versa.3. Some Arabic names were incorrectly classified as Indian.4. Quality: many Indian names listed in this book are archaic and woefully outdated-- the sort of name that conjures up images of someone in their 80s. The American equivalent would be names like Ebenezer or Nimrod. Those names were popular at some point in the 1880s, but how many parents would give that name to their child today =)The bottom line: there are a wide variety of names to be found...
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July 29, 2007
(NJ, USA) | Helpful Votes: 40 | Rating: 3