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    2. Kobruh456 on

      One thing that surprised me is Arthur being 4th for boys. Maybe it’s just me, but that’s the sort of name I’d associate with older men, so to see it make a resurgence is interesting.

    3. TheGardenBlinked on

      „Names given to baby boys fewer than five times in 2024 include Awesome, Cuthbert, Crispin and Beckham.“

      I mean you what

      *Cuthbert?!*

      That’s got to be kids conceived in the past year in the bogs at the Cuthbert Broderick Spoons in Leeds centre

    5. Turbulent_Art745 on

      Reminds me of a story, my fil was a London cabbie and like so many wasn’t a fan of Muslims. Then he had a heart attack and had to stop working. He was very upset that his old cabbie friends stopped coming to visit pretty quickly. Except for one, good old „mo“ who visited every week and brought nice gifts….

    6. OverTheCandlestik on

      Boys names I always hear; Oscar, Teddy, Freddie, Luca, Isaac

      Girls names; Maisie, Ellie, Rosie, Lily, Eva

    8. doctorgibson on

      Why the fuck would it be between that or Muhammed? Why don’t they just pick a common name like a normal person?

    9. Frogs4 on

      Where are all the Muslim girl’s names. How can the boy’s name be top with no sign of girls‘ names?

    10. robbitybobs on

      >Muhammad tops the list of boys‘ names for the second year running

      If you account for the various spellings of the name Muhammad (Mohammed, Muhammed, Muhamed, etc) its been the number 1 name since 2015 or so. Pretty funny at this point.

    11. recursant on

      Can confirm. One of our neighbours had three children in 2024. Twins in January, and another one in December. The called all of them Muhammad, even the girl.

      But you tell people that, they won’t believe you.

    12. DM_me_goth_tiddies on

      > Muhammad tops the list of boys‘ names

      >Olivia and Amelia held the top two spots for girls‘

    13. TheLordMed on

      If people want unique names they should bring back Kevin, Gary, Tracy, Sharon etc

    14. Purple_monkfish on

      Has this list changed much at all in the past 20 years? Because I swear it really hasn’t.

      Are we just stuck in a naming rut?

    16. Ssscrudddy on

      I had some neighbours that called their kid Rubus Gaylord, they were white English.

    17. Bloomy118 on

      Can’t wait for the top boy name to be plastered all over facebook by the right wingers

    18. marshallfarooqi on

      I like how no one cared about this ranking until a decade ago when muslim names topped the charts

    19. pringellover9553 on

      Kinda bitter that Lily is so popular these days, though I am glad it’s the proper spelling of it! I never had the luxury of finding my name on a funky pencil case in the 90s and I’m bitterly jealous that the Lily’s of today get to have that.

      Although I did name my own daughter an old fashioned name that’s not really popular anymore, I’ve condemned her to the same fate

    20. ring-general1972 on

      Imagine the most popular boys name in 21st Britain being named after a 7th century pedo

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