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Baby name style wheel

Twenty naming styles, not names. Spin to explore a style you might not have considered, then use the examples below to start a shortlist.

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One entry per line. Add *3 after a name to give it three times the chance.

Which naming style?

Classic

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    The styles, with example names

    • Classic: Elizabeth, James, Catherine, William.
    • Nature: River, Willow, Rowan, Sky.
    • Vintage: Mabel, Arthur, Hazel, Walter.
    • Short and sweet: Ava, Leo, Mia, Max.
    • Literary: Atticus, Beatrix, Darcy, Juliet.
    • Mythology: Athena, Apollo, Freya, Thor.
    • Celestial: Luna, Stella, Orion, Nova.
    • Gender-neutral: Avery, Jordan, Riley, Quinn.
    • Virtue names: Grace, Hope, Constance, Patience.
    • Place names: Florence, Austin, Brooklyn, Sydney.
    • Gem names: Ruby, Pearl, Jade, Jasper.
    • Surname-style: Harrison, Parker, Mackenzie, Bennett.
    • Royal: Victoria, Henry, Alexander, Charlotte.
    • Biblical: Noah, Hannah, Elijah, Leah.
    • International: Mateo, Aiko, Amara, Soren.
    • Musical: Lyric, Melody, Aria, Harmony.
    • Flower names: Rose, Lily, Iris, Violet.
    • Family names: a grandparent’s first name, or a family surname used as a middle name.
    • Long with nicknames: Theodore (Theo), Josephine (Josie), Benjamin (Ben), Eleanor (Nell).

    A way to choose together

    1. Each partner spins three times with Remove the winner after each spin on. You now have up to six styles to explore.
    2. Separately, write five names you like in each style. Don’t share yet.
    3. Swap lists and circle every name you could live with. The overlap is your shortlist.
    4. Clear the wheel, type the shortlist in, and spin a few times just to watch your reactions. Relief or disappointment at a result tells you a lot.

    Questions and answers

    Does the wheel pick the actual name?

    Not at first. It picks a style so you can explore names you might have skipped. Once you have a shortlist, type the names in and spin to test how you feel about each one.

    How do I check what a name means?

    Look it up in a reputable name dictionary or ask family members who speak the language it comes from. Meanings and origins can vary, especially for names used in several cultures.

    Can we save and share our list?

    Yes. Save it in My wheels on your device, and use Share link to send the whole list to your partner. Nothing is stored on a server, so it stays private until you share it.

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