Coat of Arms of Scotland; Image via Wikipedia
At first glance, she seems invented – maybe even misspelled. But she’s actually an obscure Scottish option.
Thanks to EK for suggesting the intriguing Merrilees as our Baby Name of the Day.
Boston Skyline; Image via Wikipedia
Montana, Brooklyn, London. Is it a kindergarten roster or an atlas? Oh wait, Atlas is in the class, too …
Thanks to Chantal for suggesting her son’s name as our Baby Name of the Day: Boston.
Tristan and Isolde by Herbert Draper; Image via Wikipedia
She’s been a tragic heroine for centuries, and yet her name sounds surprisingly modern.
Thanks to Sadie for suggesting Isolde as our Baby Name of the Day.
King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table; Image via Wikipedia
He’s a medieval knight and a 21st century sidekick.
Thanks to Shan for suggesting Gareth as our Baby Name of the Day.
Esau and Jacob presesnted to Isaac; Image via Wikipedia
His twin brother’s name has been on top since 1999. So why is Esau an also-ran?
Thanks to Christina for suggesting our Baby Name of the Day.
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She’s the stylish short form of Elizabeth worn by the unforgettable Audrey Hepburn.
Thanks to Lemon for suggesting Eliza as our Baby Name of the Day.
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He’s a stylish Scottish heritage choice with literary and playful overtones.
Thanks to Liann for suggesting her son’s name as our Baby Name of the Day: Duncan.
James Dean; Image via Wikipedia
He’s a rebel, he’s a crooner, he’s an academic.
Thanks to Sarah for suggesting the surprisingly evergreen Dean as our Baby Name of the Day.
T44 by Too Far North via Flickr
Tammy is stuck in the 60s, but this unrelated import could wear well in 2011.
Thanks to Fran for suggesting Tamsin as our Baby Name of the Day.
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Cross Cameron with London and you’ll end up with this rapidly rising choice.
Thanks to Tracy for suggesting the only name her husband likes. Our Baby Name of the Day is Camden.
