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From WikiParentingAs I meander through baby name books and websites, I can’t help but notice that amongst the more modern, trendy names, quite a few classic gems are making a comeback. Among these names, the Victorian Era names seem to be the most prevalent. Biblical Names Though there are a few distinct naming trends of the Victorian era, the most prevalent seems to be the use of biblical names. Popular biblical names for women during the Victorian era include:
Virtue Names Another common trend among Victorian era names seemed to be the use of virtue names. Popular virtue names for women during the Victorian era include:
Botanical Names Another popular trend for Victorian names are the use of botanical names. Popular botanical names for women during the Victorian era include:
Nature Names Along with the botanical names, there were also many names used during the Victorian era that were taken from trees, plants, rocks, etc. Popular Nature names for women during the Victorian era include:
Gemstone Names Gemstone names were also a popular choice for women during the Victorian era. Popular Gemstone names for women during the Victorian era include:
Nicknames A lot of nicknames were used as first names during the Victorian era. Popular nicknames for women during the Victorian era include:
Other Popular Names There were plenty of other names during the Victorian era that didn’t necessarily fit into any of these categories. Such names include:
Victorian Names That Are Making A Comeback As I mentioned in the beginning of this article, many of these names are now making a comeback. Here are a few that made the top 100 list in 2006:
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