The Mullberry
Sophie Kihm, Clare Green, GraceMusings on all things names and why we love them, delivered to your inbox by the Nameberry Team.
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Names and Neurodivergence
Last year, Nameberry carried out a study into why some people are obsessed with names and one of the questions was what originally sparked your interest in the naming.
Of those that responded, 7.4% included neurodivergence as one of the re...
How You Named Your Baby: A Research Study
Before we begin, welcome to The Mullberry — a place to mull over names and why we love them. For those confused, this page was formally known as Nameberry of the Day, but we’ve branched out to include our personal musings on all things name...
Berry Names and (Name)berry Dilemmas
It always makes me smile when I discover a new Berry name. Not “Berry” as in Nameberry-style — think Cordelia, Hazel, Evangeline, and Agnes — I’m talking names with berry-related meanings.
Adding them to the database always feels like a l...
Dagny
Dagny is a distinctive name of Old Norse origin, blending the elements dagr and nýr to get the meaning “new day”. Perfect for a New Year’s baby, or a girl born around the change of the seasons, Dagny is symbolic of new beginnings and starti...
Meraud
Magical and intriguing, Meraud might look like a compound name, blending Mercy and Maud, or perhaps a diminutive of the French gemstone name, Emeraude, but it is in fact a Cornish choice, connected to the ocean.
Used as far back as the Med...
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