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Pop culture is full of recognizable Dorothys, from Dorothy Gale in theand Dorothy Zbornak on the “The Golden Girls” to actress Dorothy Dandridge. And if the full name is too long for your liking, it can be shortened to Dot, Dottie, or Dolly.So, following this pattern, what are the up-and-coming names we’ll start seeing more of in the near future?
If the Hundred Year Rule proves correct, as it usually does, the following — all within the top 100 girls’ names in 1925 — should be “in vogue” within the next five to ten years.Two words: BETTY WHITE . Can you think of any reason why you shouldn’t give your daughter the same name as this nonagenarian powerhouse? We can’t.Helen is still well within the top 1,000 most popular girls’ names — and has been, consistently, since 1900 .
Apparently the U.K. got the hundred-year memo before we did, because this name has been on a serious upswing across the pond, and now Florence is now among the most popular girls’ names in Britain. It has been as high as #7 on the popularity chart here in the U.S., so we’re just waiting for it to resurface.This name originated as Gwladus, derived from the Welsh word “gwlad,” meaning “country.
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