Casually going to copy and paste.
I know for a lot of people the meaning of a name really doesn’t matter, however, I’ve been looking into a lot of names that have the gender literally in the meaning of the name.
For example, the names
Emerson,
Addison, and
Madison all share one thing in common: And that is its suffix, -son.
Emerson means “son of
Emery”.
Addison, “son of
Adam”, and
Madison, “son of
Maud”. All of these names are all popular on girls.
Mackenzie, McKenna, and McKinley also have “son of” in its definition, yet pretty popular on girls.
It’s also kind of like how
Beau literally means “handsome (for
male)”, but considered unisex and
Benjamin means “son of the south/right hand” and considered unisex on Nameberry.
This can also be applied vice versa as well, with names that are fem by meaning like
Talitha (“little
girl”),
Nina (“little
girl”),
Kaur (“prin
cess”), or
Isis (“
woman of the throne”). But I think we all know good and well nobody would even consider these names for a son.
With that being said, the question basically speaks for itself. Does stuff like this bother you? Or would you still use it as a name either way?
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