Baby Names by Nametrix

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Nametrix is chock full of real-world, data-driven analysis unrivaled by any other app, website, book, or anything else.

A sampling of what youll find:

Emma

Emmas most commonly found in Sweden, the UK, and Australia

In the US, popularity peaked in 2003, but its peaking again now

Its currently the most popular name for girls in the US

Its a vintage name, first popular in the early 1900s

Other names you might like: Hannah, Abigail, Olivia, Lily

Potential names for brothers: Samuel, Aiden, Noah, Marcus

Variants include Ema, Emmah, Emme

Its currently most popular in the southeastern part of the US

Emmas have historically gravitated to creative professions such as Singer-songwriter

Emmas have historically tended to be Democrats in the US

Emma is not at all a stripper name

Top names for plumbers:

#1 Casey

#2 Salvatore

#3 Vernon

#4 Clifford

#5 Vincent

Top names for playwrights:

#1 August

#2 Hannah

#3 Jules

#4 Anton

#5 Duncan

As for other professions, can you guess what Lexus, Stormie, Chastity, and Bambi have in common?

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