Which option feels best?
- Beatrice Morgenstern.
- Iris Morgenstern.
- Phoebe Morgenstern.
Which option feels best?
Favorites ?
NOTW week 23 2024
Rethinking Shepherd River . Favorites?
If someone used a name that was big 10-15 years ago, but falling in popularity now, it would seemā¦
you guys voted mauve + violet for sibsets! imputs on mauve?
aesthetics for mauve?
i know i have explained this before, but one of my characters is ianthe. the meaning of this is āviolet flowerā. her sister is mauve. so if she only goes by violet is that āweirdā? if you have any helpful input please @ me!
and for violet the aesthetics defiantly had a winner, so letās do ianthe!!
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torn between seth and jason. chose jason because itās more classic, but i honestly feel like both are perfect!!
Favorite? š©µ
Flora
A name for a morally gray character, who uses her head, and not her heart. Who has a quiet facade but a scheming, calculating mind and knows more than she lets on. She is clever and good at manipulating others to perceive what she wants.
61-80: Round 2
Boys:
Girls:
with nickname āCazā
(knowing that I am Polish & my favorite song is Casimir Pulaski day by Sufjan Stevens, I just like the sound of Caswyn)
Do like name Neha for a girl?
61-80: Round 3
Boys:
Girls:
Favorites.
which do you like more
Favorite?
Favorite?
When compiling name stats of different places for popularity ranking, the order should be rankedā¦
Place A had 100 births, including: Henry (56), Oliver (45), James (32)
Place B had 1000 births, including: Oliver (250), James (100), Henry (20)
By amount:
1st Oliver (295)
2nd James (147)
3rd Henry (76)
By percentage/ranking average:
1st Oliver (35% average)
2nd Henry (29%)
3rd James (21%)
I originally voted āby percentageā but looking at your example, averaging over percentages with different base amounts leads to very misleading results and is therefore bad practice. Results depend too much on where you divide the places. If for example youād define one of the Henrys from Place B to be his own place, Henry would surge up to (56/100+19/1000+1/1)/3 = 53%. Without changing the actual amount of Henrys or births whatsoever!