| A name stays with a person from birth and
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| | like the Latin American pronunciation for
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| even after a person dies, and no matter
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| | Jesus) vary, for example the name Henry
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| what part of the world an individual
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| | would be pronounced 'Onree'. Irrespective
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| comes from, a name is what makes each
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| | of the country of origin there are some
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| person unique and gives a person his or
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| | very popular Christian names that are
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| her identity. Today it's not that
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| | present all over the world. Some examples
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| difficult to guess the race, the country
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| | of common Christian names are John (also
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| and also the religion a person comes from
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| | from the Bible), Eric, and Peter etc.
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| by the name of a person. In fact naming a
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| | If you are looking for a Christian name
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| new born is an important part of many
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| | for your child the first place to start
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| cultures the world over, and depending on
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| | without a doubt would be the Bible, many
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| which part of the world a person is from,
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| | people have a misconception that the
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| there are elaborate naming ceremonies
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| | Bible is filled with old fashioned or
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| that take place after the birth of a
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| | archaic names, this is not true. The
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| child.
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| | bible has been a source of inspiration
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| The most popular name in the world is
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| | for people the world over, and there is
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| Mohammad (the name of the prophet of the
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| | no such thing as an old fashioned name
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| Muslim religion); irrespective of the
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| | from the Bible. In addition if you feel
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| religion there is a name that is just
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| | that you need to expand your search and
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| right for your new born baby, if you are
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| | want names from other cultures, then
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| looking for some insight into names all
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| | websites like are a good place to start
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| over the world then read on. The object
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| | your search for a name for you new born.
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| of this article is to act as bit of a
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| | Another great place to source baby names
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| history lesson mixed with advice on
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| | is friends, talk to your friends and they
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| naming your child irrespective of what
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| | will come up with some really beautiful
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| part of the world you are from.
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| | and interesting names for your new born,
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| Popular Christian Names
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| | remember it does not matter what culture
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| Popular Christian names are usually
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| | the name comes from as long as it sounds
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| derived from biblical names, what is
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| | right to you.
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| amazing is that even misspelled names
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| | Hindu Names
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| from the bible are now in use, for
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| | More and more people the world over have
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| example Oprah Winfrey the celebrated talk
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| | started using popular Hindu names for
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| show hostess, was actually to be
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| | their children. A very good example is
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| christened Orpah after a personality in
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| | the name Rita, there is no clue as to
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| the bible. However not just misspelled
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| | where or how the name Rita has come into
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| names but even famous people from the
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| | popular circulation but Rita was first
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| bible are common names, one of the most
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| | used in Sanskrit texts and means "Right".
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| popular Latin American names being Jesus
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| | Similarly some popular names adopted by
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| (Pronounced Hesus, as the 'J' is usually
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| | famous personalities include Ashanti
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| silent in Latin American pronunciation)
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| | (which means impatient in Hindi) which is
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| is also from the Bible.
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| | actually a co-incidence, because the
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| Scandinavian names stand out in being
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| | origin of the name Ashanti is from Ghana.
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| unique as they usually have first or last
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| | However this is just a good example of
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| names ending with 'son', example being
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| | how names from all over the world have
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| popular soccer player Henrik Larsson.
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| | blended in to one. Another thing to
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| Scandinavian names though are believed to
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| | remember about Hindu names is that some
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| be derived from Old Norse Mythology.
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| | Hindu names especially form the Punjab
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| Similarly French names too have their
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| | are bisexual, this means that women and
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| distinctive origin, although many names
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| | men both having the same name is not
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| overlap but their pronunciation (just
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| | uncommon.
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