Here are the top baby names considered avant-garde in the United States, and which should undoubtedly inspire many French parents.
Our different cultures, our family or religious traditions, and even sometimes our cities can influence choice of first name of a future baby. In the United States, for example, certain first names for girls and boys are more popular than others, depending on the city. This is the observation made by the reference site on the subject, Nameberry. The site’s experts have analyzed the searches of their visitors in ten cities of seven countries, located on three different continents. Across the Atlantic, these are the cities ofAuckland, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles and New York who stood out. And it’s usually avant-garde or cosmopolitan first names. here are the most searched names in these cities in the United States.
1- The first name Lilith in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles, the feminine given name Lilith is much sought after, because for future parents, it has a sound that is both powerful and unusual. According to the Nameberry site, this first name is of Assyrian origin and translates as “ghost” and “monster of the night”. Other first names are also popular in this city, and may inspire some French parents, such as Elio or even Diego.
2 – The first name Aziel is all the rage in California
THE male given name Aziel is to be taken separately, because it is all the rage not in a city, but in an entire state of the American West. It is a name of Hebrew origin which means “God is my strength”.
3 – The first name Astrid in Dallas
THE name Astrid convinced many future parents living in Dallas, a city in the state of Texas. It is derived from the Scandinavian first name Astrithr, which means “divine beauty”.
4 – The first name Rose in New York
THE feminine first name Pink is appreciated in New York, because it is one of the traditional first names for Americans, just like Claire, which is also one of the most consulted first names in this city. This first name has several origins: Latin with the first name Rosa which means “rose”, but also English and Australian.
5 – The first name Arlo is unanimous
THE name Arlo is unanimous in all the cities studied in the survey by the Nameberry site. It is a mixed first name, which can suit both a girl and a boy, and whose English root means “morning”. THE first names Maeve, Margot and Ezra also charm many future parents around the world.