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1. nameberry.com › list › 383Early African-American Names | Nameberry

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   Jan 29, 2024 · Here, our list of notable early African American names, ordered by their current popularity on Nameberry. RELATED: Early African-American Names, including names used by African Americans from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, such asMoses, Alonzo, Phoebe, and Titus.

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3. www.names.org › lists › by-originMost Popular African American Baby Names

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   Popular African American Names Among Americans. ... Girl Names. Rank 5 Year Trend Name Since 1880 #1: ... Featured name list: Black and White Cat Names.

4. namerology.com › 2023/01/17 › in-search-of-antiqueIn Search of Antique African-American Names : Namerology

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   Jan 17, 2023 · That would address the question “what names were popular among Black families,” but we already know the answer: John and Mary. Plus Helen, Dorothy, Albert, Louis, and all the other American hits of the time. A first step, then, is to rule out popular names that cut across the era’s social lines.

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   When did African American names become popular?

   • Unique African American names flourished and rose to popularity throughout the 1960s during the Civil Rights Movement and were adopted rapidly during the 1970s. During this time, Black Americans sought ways to diversify themselves and embrace their African and West Indie roots.

   136 Common African American First Names and Meanings

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   What does a black girl name mean?

   • Black girl names are rich in meaning and often derive from Arabic and African languages. Some have Biblical sources, while others draw on faith and spirituality. Many of these names have become popular through African American celebrities and icons.

   68 Black girl names | BabyCenter

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   What were the top names of the 1940s?

   • Top names of the 1940s Males Females Females Females Rank Name Number Name Number 1 James 795,738 Mary 640,050 2 Robert 758,077 Linda 531,650 3 John 711,570 Barbara 425,255 60 more rows ...

   Top names of the 1940s - Social Security Administration

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   What names were popular among black families?

   • That would address the question “what names were popular among Black families,” but we already know the answer: John and Mary. Plus Helen, Dorothy, Albert, Louis, and all the other American hits of the time. A first step, then, is to rule out popular names that cut across the era’s social lines. Next we have to contend with geographic differences.

   In Search of Antique African-American Names : Namerology

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6. www.ssa.gov › oact › babynamesTop names of the 1940s - The United States Social Security ...

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   Name Number Name Number; 1: James: 795,758: Mary: 640,072: 2: Robert: 758,107: Linda: 531,655: 3: John: 711,591: Barbara: 425,262: 4: William: 556,451: Patricia: 411,410: 5: Richard: 477,463: Carol: 292,329: 6: David: 426,359: Sandra: 265,536: 7: Charles: 361,752: Nancy: 252,057: 8: Thomas: 350,766: Sharon: 221,235: 9: Michael: 336,561: Judith ...

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   1	James	795,758	Mary
   2	Robert	758,107	Linda
   3	John	711,591	Barbara
   4	William	556,451	Patricia

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7. www.parents.com › black-baby-girl-names-meaningsBlack Baby Girl Names: Meanings & Origins - Parents

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   • Azha. Origin: Indian, Arabic. Meaning: Sunrise, star. Alternative Spellings & Variations: Ahzha. Peak Popularity: Azha is a rare name that has not been listed in the top 1000 names.
   • Alana. Origin: Celtic, Irish. Meaning: Awakening, precious. Alternative Spellings & Variations: Alanna, Alaina. Famous Namesakes: Professional surfer Alana Blanchard.
   • Alexia. Origin: Greek, Latin. Meaning: Helper, defender of man. Alternative Spellings & Variations: Alexya, Alexxia. Peak Popularity: Alexia has consistently remained in the top 1000 baby names over the last 20 years, ranking most recently at 734 in 2020.
   • Aaliyah. Origin: Arabic. Meaning: Heavens, exalted. Alternative Spellings & Variations: Alia, Aaliya. Famous Namesakes: Singer Aaliyah Haughton. Peak Popularity: Staying within the top 1000 names since 2001, Aaliyah ranked at 65 as of 2020.

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9. www.familyeducation.com › baby-names › first-name136 Common African American First Names and Meanings

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   Jan 9, 2024 · 136 Common African American First Names and Meanings. Thinking of giving your baby an African American first name? Here are some ideas of traditional African American boy and girl names. Boys. Deiondre. Dele. Denzel. Dewayne. Dikembe. Duante. Jamar. Jevonte. Kadeem. Kendis. Kentay. Keshawn. Khalon. Kofi. Kwamin. Kyan. Kyrone. La Vonn. Lado. Laken.

10. www.babycenter.com › baby-names › advice68 Black girl names | BabyCenter

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    Jun 14, 2023 · 68 Black girl names. Black girl names are rich in meaning and often derive from Arabic and African languages. Some have Biblical sources, while others draw on faith and spirituality. Many of these names have become popular through African American celebrities and icons.