Names of the Times - Female Suffix Trends

As stated below, our "Names of the Times" category reflects names that are trends of a certain generation. If you think back to your generation, you may notice common names.

Below are a few common Female trends seen over the past several years.

-"lyn" suffix:

• Brooklyn
  
• Ashlyn
• Madelyn
  
• Katelyn
• Kaelyn
• Caitlyn
• Emmilyn
• Gracelyn
• Breelyn
• Jaclyn
• Jalyn

-"ie" or "y" suffix:

• Sydney
• Lily
• Chloe
  
• Sophie
• Lucy
• Libby
  
• Sadie
• Emmie
• Riley
• Audrey
  
• Aubrey
  
• Callie
• McKenzie
• Kylie
• Avery
• Abbie
• Lexi
• Zoe
• Maddie
  

FabNames: Names of the Times - Male Suffix Trends

Our "Names of the Times" category reflects names that are trends of a certain generation. If you think back to your generation, you may notice common names (i.e. there are a set of girls' names that were common in the 1960s including: Nancy, Sandy, Kathy, Susan, Cindy, and more. Or when you think of the 1980s you might remember: Jennifer, Tiffany, Amber, Megan, Jessica, or Heather).

What are the names of our times?? While we don't have all the names of our times listed here, we have posted a few common Male trends seen over the past several years.

-"son" suffix:

• Hudson
• Jameson
  
• Grayson
• Bryson
• Harrison
• Mason
• Cason
• Anderson
• Benson
• Carson
• Dawson
• Jackson
• Tyson
  

-"den" suffix:

• Aiden
• Caden
• Braden / Brayden
  
• Haden / Hayden
  
• Carden
  
• Jaden / Jayden
  

FabNames Spotlight: Anya / Anja

Anya is a name traditionally of Russian descent, used as a diminutive of Anne. It is a strong and beautiful name with an elegant meaning: gracious and merciful. It . Anya also has Sanskrit roots, making it a widely diverse and well-liked name across the world. Famous Anya's include photographers, writers, athletes, singers and a well-known musical. Anya is a wonderful name choice we love for it's beauty and meaning.

FabNames Pair of the Week: Finn & Olivia

-Finn is commonly used as a shortened form of the traditional English surname Finnegan. The name is associated with Nordic and Celtic roots, including several legendary kings of Ireland. Finn is contemporary yet classic and can be used traditionally in its long form or shortened to a nickname for a more modern feel.

-Olivia is traditionally an English name (the feminine form of Oliver). The name is commonly known for its use in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, but has more recently been used in contemporary novels, bands, and films. We love its traditional roots and feminine feel. Olivia also lends itself to lovely nicknames including Liv and Livia.