The line charts illustrate the
popularity
of the three most common names for boys and Use synonyms
girls
in the UK from 1925 to 2000.
Use synonyms
Overall
, Daniel was the most popular name for boys, Linking Words
while
Emily topped the list for Linking Words
girls
. Use synonyms
Although
Oliver and Alexander were Linking Words
also
popular, they did not surpass Daniel. Linking Words
Similarly
, Sophia and Isabella remained Linking Words
favored
names for Change the spelling
favoured
girls
but were not as prevalent as Emily.
In detail, Daniel was the most commonly used name for boys in 1925, with approximately 4 per Use synonyms
thousand
people choosing it. Its Use synonyms
popularity
surged to about 12 per Use synonyms
thousand
by 1975 before a slight decline to just under 12 per Use synonyms
thousand
in 2000. Oliver showed significant fluctuation: starting at 1 per Use synonyms
thousand
in 1925, Use synonyms
it rose
to just over 5 per Wrong verb form
rising
thousand
in 1950, Use synonyms
plummeted
to almost zero in 1975, and Wrong verb form
plummeting
then
Linking Words
increased
sharply to just over 10 per Wrong verb form
increasing
thousand
by 2000. Alexander remained relatively stable at around 1 per Use synonyms
thousand
from 1925 to 1975 before rising steeply to just under 12 per Use synonyms
thousand
by the end of the period.
Use synonyms
Conversely
, Emily consistently gained Linking Words
popularity
among Use synonyms
girls
. In 1925, around 2 per Use synonyms
thousand
Use synonyms
girls
were named Emily, and Use synonyms
this
number grew steadily, reaching just over 10 per Linking Words
thousand
by 2000. Meanwhile, Sophia and Isabella saw a rise in Use synonyms
popularity
from 1975 onwards, with both names reaching around 10 per Use synonyms
thousand
by 2000.Use synonyms
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