Jane
As a result of the successful TV show of the same name, “Jane the Virgin,” the name has become a trendy choice for parents wishing to make a statement about how much they’re not making a statement. Jane became popular during the Middle Ages as an alternative to the name Joan. The name Jane God means gracious, and it is linked with royalty and distinction. The list of famous Janes in our archive is never-ending. From Jane Austen to Jane Fonda, Jane Goodall, and Jane Seymour, this name will always be popular among new moms of baby girls.
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Miriam
Miriam is the earliest known version of Mary. With Hebrew roots, the original meaning is somewhat obscure, although theories indicate it means “drop of the sea, bitter, or beloved,” and can be a genuine way to show your love for your lovely infant. More casual nicknames are Miri, Mira, and Mimi. Famous Miriams include Moses’ sister (the original Miriam) and the much more modern actress and singer Miriam Shor. Miriam Makeba is among the most well-known Miriams, and she is joined by Miriam Margolyes, tennis star Miriam Oremans, and Nervo (duo), who was originally named Miriam.
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