Vintage Names for children, that’s most interesting to choose from. Are old names and deep that for some time are back in fashion because little felt. Here is the most beautiful for girls and boys!
In the name, according to some parent, there is the fate of his son, so the choice often dictated by various reasons, is almost never random or related simply to the likes. Sometimes a name can reflect a value or represent the memory of an important person, other times, instead, the choice reflects a rational choice: how many of you, for example, they chose a name that sounded good with the last name?
What is certain is that even in the choice of name for the kids there are some real trends and one of the latest concerns the re-evaluation of names from the past with help of Vintage Will, those who now feel very little, names that we could very well define vintage and which we list below. Here are 10 names for girls and 10 names for boys among the most popular of the moment, which apparently are back in fashion.
Vintage names for girls
ADA
Derives from aebraico Adah meaning “adorned”.
Agata
From the Greek word Agathos, meaning “good”.
Catherine
From the Greek Katharos, meaning “pure”.
Ester
Of Jewish origin, means “Star”.
Gemma
From the Latin, “Bud she lives”
Abigail
Of Welsh origin, meaning “white, shining”.
Leda
From the Greek, “she who insult”.
Matilde
From the Latin Matildha, meaning “strong in battle.”
Nives
Little heard, comes from Latin and means “snow”.
Teresa
Comes from the Greek Tarasia and means “slayer”.
Vintage names for boys
Adriano
A name with a history major and which has a Latin origin: male native of Adria.
Carlo
Of German origin, meaning “free man”.
Emilio
Of Latin derivation, meaning “rival”.
Eugenio
Of Greek origin, meaning “of noble race”.
William
Is a name of Germanic origin: “helmet of the will”.
Italo
Of Latin origin, “italic”.
Luigi
Is a name of German origin that means “illustrious man”.
Maurizio
It is a name of Latin origin, “inhabitant of Mauritania”.
Sergio
Of Latin origin, meaning “liquidator”, “guardian”.
Umberto
Has a German derivation, meaning “beautiful giant”.
