He’s Old King Cole’s pop, and an obscure saint, too.
Thanks to Gwen for suggesting her grandfather’s name as our Baby Name of the Day: Tegfan.
He’s Old King Cole’s pop, and an obscure saint, too.
Thanks to Gwen for suggesting her grandfather’s name as our Baby Name of the Day: Tegfan.
The name was a success for Elton John – in more ways than one, and his story is part of music lore.
Thanks to Lindsey for suggesting Levon as our Baby Name of the Day.
On a girl, this choice is as dated as Mrs. Brady’s bellbottoms, but how about on a boy?
Thanks to Charlotte for suggesting Carol as our Baby Name of the Day.
After decades of obscurity, Leo is roaring once more. Here’s a formal option that adds even more history to the proud name.
Thanks to Annabel for suggesting Leonidas as our Baby Name of the Day.
She’s a spin on the classic Katherine, and a popular island destination, too.
Thanks to Laura for suggesting Catalina as our Baby Name of the Day.
She’s a lovely, literary classic riding high atop popularity charts throughout the English-speaking world. But she’s also the product of one big ol’ misunderstanding.
Thanks to Sophie for suggesting Sophia as our Baby Name of the Day.
Jasmine was a Disney princess, but this one is the real thing.
Thanks to Heather for suggesting Yasmin as our Baby Name of the Day.
She’s a regal rarity, with a surprisingly global reach.
Thanks to Charlotte for suggesting our Baby Name of the Day: Euphemia.
She’s a medieval short form derived from a name made famous by a fourth century saint – and yet, she sounds completely at home in the 21st century.
Thanks to Heather for suggesting Margot as our Baby Name of the Day.
He’s ancient, Biblical, literary, and had a great run in the 1960s.
In honor of Charlotte’s husband, our Baby Name of the Day is Mark.