One of the most intimidating aspects of the pregnancy and pre-baby period for expecting parents is picking a name.
Whatever the case, youcanbe sure that some names won’t stand the test of time.
With that exception, however, Clive is a bit of a dated name that is declining in popularity.
To confirm our speculations, we went to theSocial Security Administration’s database to get the 4-1-1 on Clive.
The last time Clive popped up on the charts was 1935 and has since tapered off in use.
So, take it from us and the SSA Clive won’t be making it to 2023.
As noted byNameberry, Marjorie is of Scottish origin and means “pearl.”
The name has since tapered off with time, only recently hitting the headlines thanks to the aforementioned Greene.
So here’s theSocial Security Administration’s dirt on the name Marjorie.
Its roots can be even further traced back to Germanic times, with its root meaning “spear.”
So you guessed it let’s turn to theSocial Security Administrationfor the Roger lowdown.
Of course, theSocial Security Administrationgives us the 4-1-1 on all things Barbara.
As noted byShe Knows, Dwight is of Dutch origin and means “blond.”
So, let’s turn to theSocial Security Administration.
If that doesn’t sound like a well-spent afternoon, we don’t know what to tell you.
So why is Pauline staying in 2022?
TheSocial Security Administrationgives us the answers we’re looking for.
As noted byNameberry, Leslie is one of the more original gender-neutral names in circulation.
It made up about 0.189% of births, which was only about 250 little boys.
For stats on the baby boy name Elliott, we turn to theSocial Security Administrationfor details.
Girl: Kerry
When we think of the name Kerry, one dazzlingKerry Washingtoncomes to mind.
Boy: Pierce
Last and in this case maybe least is the baby boy name, Pierce.
Don’t tell Roger Moore about his first name either should we send someone to check on Daniel Craig?
Perhaps the members of MI6 should be on the lookout.
As noted byShe Knows, Pierce is an Anglo-Saxon name that literally translates to “rock.”
So someone double-check the Bonds of the world are okay because Pierce is on the way out.
