Twins
Adrian Benjamin John and Chloe Elizabeth Dorothy (Corina)
Girls
Adalyn Shay (Peyton, Kaylem)
Alisia Racquel (Zachary)
Aurelia Rose
Ayla Mackenzie
Bailey Paige
Charlotte Daphne (Lachlan)
Chizara Brianna
Elliot Jayde
Frankie-Blossom
Halo Grace
Harriet Rosie
Havana Fay
Holly Adeline
Ivy Lilac
Joan
Lacey Robyn (Ruby, Jye)
Lily Phyllis (Mitchell)
Lucy Jo (Lachlan, Harrison)
Marlee Maree (Mason)
Neveah Ann (Aleyna, Zehra)
Nylah May (Jazelle)
Reagan Patricia
Remi Jane (Arayah)
Sophie Merle
Stella Beatrice (Ollie)
Boys
Antonio Gabriel
Asher Marc (Kaiden)
Atlas Henry
Austin Robert Bruce (Connor, Clair)
Demetrius Tj (Denzireh, Denzal, Denzaliah)
Emmett Nolan (Finley)
Ezra Kenneth
Fillipo (Stella)
Fletcher Norman Andrew (Alyssa)
Frederick John “Freddie”
Harley (Dusti)
Henry Neville (Sarah Kate, Bridget Vera)
Hunter Garnet
Kamdyn Jack (LeBron)
Leo Alfaia (Maya)
Lincoln-Jensen Cooper (Ebony-Rose, Austen-Healey)
Logan Reign
Mark Savva James
Maximo Angelo (Lyla Dawn)
Menzel
Miles William
Paddy Rex (Max)
Rory Dyllan (Olivia Leyland)
Rylan Donovan (Zayde, Pyper)
Willem Theo Mervyn
(Picture shows a rainbow lorikeet on a bottlebrush in Merimbula, NSW; photo by Richard Taylor)
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I really don’t like hyphenated names. They’re so common now, in the UK. I think they are supposed to look “grand” and aspirational, but mostly they don’t at all. Also I think sometimes hyphenating two complicated names is just “gilding the lily”, and it doesn’t mean double the cuteness, it just takes away the emphasis of having one significant meaning. Here’s a prediction, though! As hyphenating names is becoming so popular, I think there will be a further push for “unique” names and hyphenated three names will become the new trend. Wait and see! 😉
It’s another UK trend we are following, albeit more slowly. I’m always fascinated to see the range of names that have been put together.
I can definitely imagine triple-barreled names in the future – there’s already a precedent from the Continent.