Baby Naming Style Meme
Got this from nyessax
Legendary, right on!
Legendary
You scored 28 popularity, 38 history, 54 creativity, and 71 texture!
You like uncommon, new-sounding names, that have creative flair, but
still seem to have some meaning or history behind them. Maybe you like
names from Mythology, or books such as Lord Of The Rings, or other
unusual sources. Whatever it is, these are names of Gods and Goddesses,
Heroes and Heroines, and set the bar pretty high for a kid to live up
to. Of course, you have good taste, so in 20 years, smart people will
still recognize the source of your child's name. Other catagories with
names you might like are:
Kre8tyve, New Classics, Ethnic, Androgynous, or Fantasy The naming
style most unlike yours is Cute. You might be ok with the full versions
of those names, but think that using a nickname on the birth
certificate is inconsiderate of the needs of the adult the baby will
someday become. It's not likely you'll find many names to agree on with
somone who has that naming style.
My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 6% on popularity
You scored higher than 13% on history
You scored higher than 70% on creativity
You scored higher than 70% on taste
Link: The Baby Name Style Test written by StitchwitchD on Ok Cupid
Legendary, right on!
Legendary
You scored 28 popularity, 38 history, 54 creativity, and 71 texture!
You like uncommon, new-sounding names, that have creative flair, but
still seem to have some meaning or history behind them. Maybe you like
names from Mythology, or books such as Lord Of The Rings, or other
unusual sources. Whatever it is, these are names of Gods and Goddesses,
Heroes and Heroines, and set the bar pretty high for a kid to live up
to. Of course, you have good taste, so in 20 years, smart people will
still recognize the source of your child's name. Other catagories with
names you might like are:
Kre8tyve, New Classics, Ethnic, Androgynous, or Fantasy The naming
style most unlike yours is Cute. You might be ok with the full versions
of those names, but think that using a nickname on the birth
certificate is inconsiderate of the needs of the adult the baby will
someday become. It's not likely you'll find many names to agree on with
somone who has that naming style.
My test tracked 4 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender:
You scored higher than 6% on popularity
You scored higher than 13% on history
You scored higher than 70% on creativity
You scored higher than 70% on taste
Link: The Baby Name Style Test written by StitchwitchD on Ok Cupid