While biblical names are still very much at the top of many parents’ lists when naming their child, there’s another category of names that are just as popular – but are gaining more and more traction each year.
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Margot is a French name meaning “pearl”. It is a feminine name that is often associated with beauty and grace. It is a popular name in France, but is also used in other countries. It is a classic name that has been around for centuries, and is still popular today. It is a name that is often associated with intelligence, creativity, and strength.
Diego is a Spanish name from the Hebrew name James, meaning “supplanter”. It is a popular name in Spanish-speaking communities and currently in the US. It is a strong, masculine name that conveys a sense of strength and leadership.
Thiago is a Portuguese name derived from the Latin name Thiagus, meaning “beloved”. It is a popular name in Brazil, Portugal, and Spain, and is often used as a nickname for names such as Tiago, Santiago, and Diogo. Thiago is a strong, masculine name that conveys a sense of strength and courage. It is a name that is sure to be remembered and respected.
Santiago is a Spanish name meaning “Saint James”. It is a popular name in Spanish-speaking countries, and is also used in other countries around the world. It is a strong, masculine name that is often associated with strength, courage, and determination. It is a name that is often given to a first-born son, and is a name that is sure to be remembered.
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