most common name, for girls and for boys?
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THIS IS 2005 MOST COMMON NAMES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS-   CONSIDERING 2006 ISN'T OVER YET.\n\n  \n   1.              (JACOB-Male)         \n                   (EMILY-Female)\n\n   2.              (MICHAEL-Male)      \n                   (EMMA-Female)\n\n   3.              (JOSHUA-Male)       \n                   (MADISON-Female)\n\n   4.              (MATTHEW-Male)      \n                   (OLIVIA-Female)\n\n   5.              (ETHAN-Male) \n                   (HANNAH-Female)\n\n   6.              (ANDREW-Male)\n                   (ABIGAIL-Female)\n  \n   7.              (DANIEL-Male)   \n                   (ISABELLA-Female)\n\n   8.              (WILLIAM-Male)\n                   (ASHLEY-Female)\n\n   9.              (JOSEPH-Male)\n                   (SAMANTHA-Female)\n\n  10.             (CHRISTOPHER-Male) \n                  (ELIZABETH-Female)
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MALE: Vaughn Zhyian, Yhuan Eiyz\nFEMALE: Rosevhianne, Phenelope
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Names that will still hold up into adulthood. I would not want to be a 50 year old Wendy or an 80 year old Joey. I have a friend named Thor and another named (girl) Sinclair. Those are noble & different names.
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My son has a lot of friends in his school from China.  Most of them kept their given names which we got used to after a little assistance with pronunciation.  If you want an English name, though, how about Gerald, Jerome or Jeremy?
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Hi, here are my ideas:\n\n1) Nick - just because there is the N and the K out of your name, and I like it, and it's definitely a name everyone can pronounce. Kind of like taking out the center part of your name and making it pronouncable.\n\n2) Ben - because Sönke is "norddeutsch/friesisch" for "Söhnchen" or "kleiner Sohn" (little son, as you surely know), and Ben is one of several Yiddish words for son.\n\n3) Mac - which is Irish and Scots Gaelic for son\n\n4) Fiz - because it's kind of close to the Sardinian word "fizzu" meaning son, and because I think Fiz sounds kind of cool.\n\n5) Sam - for no good reason other than that it's easy to pronounce and begins with an S and I like it
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BOY: Dhairya (patience), Dhanraj (king of wealth), Dhimant (intelligent), Dhir (wise), Dhiraj (patience), Dhruv (firm)\n\nGIRL: Dhana/Dhanna (wealthy), Dhanya (thankful/ lucky), Dhara (earth/ flow), Dharini/ Dharti (earth), Dhriti (patience), Dhwani (melody/ music), Dhyana (meditation)
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Jenna is a beautiful name! \nI have a daughter her name is Sadie. But Jenna was one I was thinking about! I also like Ella, Tessa, Belle. If you want some more suggestions! But Jenna is beautiful! Congradulations!
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Elizabeth.  Its an old fashion name and men prefer to have an old fashion girl just like their mothers.
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I'd prefer Sabina, but if you MUST name your child Beena then at least allow her to be called a shortened version of that, like Bee or Bea if she's being raised in the US. The other thing you could do is keep Beena as a middle name, so she has the option of using it when she's older. The first name should be something less prone to ridicule by classmates.\n\nSchool kids are notoriously cruel, especially to other kids they see as different.
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My vote goes to Alex. It's classic for a guy and spunky for a girl, whereas Ashley is kind of common and boring for both sexes. (No offense, anyone, I have a good friend named Ashley.)
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For Boy-\nVaibhav\nVikrant\nVikas\nVinni\nVicky\n\nMy favorite is Vikas\n\nFor girl-\nVidhi\nVaidehi\nVibha\nVeena\nVeera\n\nMy fravorite is Vidhi
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Boy.\n\nHoping to meet a nice girl. Haha.
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How about...\nIf it's a boy: Bradley, Joseph or Micah\nIf it's a girl: Britney, Jewel or Michelle
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For surnames, Smith is the most common name.\nRank Surname Database %\n1 SMITH 1.15\n2 JONES 0.94\n3 WILLIAMS 0.66\n4 TAYLOR 0.53\n5 BROWN 0.51\nFor more data check out:\nhttp://homepages.newnet.co.uk/dance/webp...
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On \ndray (like tray)\nus\nYes, it's a boys name. But don't be too surprised if people mistake it for a misspelling of "Andrea" (an-dree-uh), the much more common feminine form.
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Cate.  \nIt is simple, cute, and I think it fits me better than my real name.
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It is a cute name but far too common now a day \nI always like Charlie for a girl but thats me. I like the idea of having a name that isnt so common. Mine is Melinda. Its not so common. though my sister is Jennifer and many of her friends have to refer  to her by her first and second name because she is one of many in their circle. Think of something orginal even go back in your family history to find some good ones!!