It would get me harry and ron (but already had those) and well hagrid if he would be on the list haha but clearly he is not. So not a helpfull strategy for me. I couldn't find one actually, tried to think of actors, but couldn't think of more than 2 haha (always happens to me on name quizzes) tried to think of presidents but no luck there either.
(I'm belgian - french speaking - living in Germany, so I'm not the most used to english names :p In the end I went into the names of wrestlers I know to try to get any further. :D )
I think Douglas is more commonly a surname, especially up north in Scotland. Not sure about Gordon, depends on what it means as a word and how old that idea is.
because in those days people werent so creative about naming. just put in the name of the royal family or sumn. but now everyone's trying something new or archaic or different like archie and oscar
When I took the quiz, both were counted as the same name, just like Jack and John. What I found noteworthy was that in 1994, Mohammed wasn't even on the list, in 2004 it was 19th, in 2014 it was 14th and in 2020 it was the 5th most common name for newborn boys.
Why is Frank accepted but not Francis? It's the diminutive. Increasingly people are using names without knowing their origins. Liam is Irish William etc..
In the USA, perhaps, but this quiz is about the UK where the traditional nickname for Henry is Harry. It can also be short for Harold, but that name is far less common than Henry.
The genocide of some of the most advanced cultures on Earth.
Generally, people who enjoy seeing the progress of humanity culminating from the combined efforts of generations of hard work & sacrifice, don't enjoy seeing those same cultures destroyed by an organized effort.
The girls version is here: http://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/162268/uk-baby-girl-names-by-year
Reggie is definitely making a comeback, see in my other quiz: https://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/162268/top-200-baby-boy-names-in-the-uk-for-2014
Albus, severus, aberforth, filius, quirinus, gilderoy, neville, seamus, rubeus, remus, sirius, dean, augustus, vincent, gregory, blaise, euan, jack, ....
(I'm belgian - french speaking - living in Germany, so I'm not the most used to english names :p In the end I went into the names of wrestlers I know to try to get any further. :D )
Also did Henry work for Harry? Can't remember, but it should do.
Generally, people who enjoy seeing the progress of humanity culminating from the combined efforts of generations of hard work & sacrifice, don't enjoy seeing those same cultures destroyed by an organized effort.