In just 20 years, trendy first names could already have changed a lot. Here are two that are unpopular today and will be parents’ favorites in 2040.
First name trends change a lot depending on the year, even if the top of the most popular first names do not necessarily change. From time to time, a new kid appears in the rankings, but there are still names that have stood out for years. Mary and Mohammad, for example, are the two most popular first names in the world today and this is not new, they do not stop seducing…
The 2023 First Names Official has reserved a whole page for those who will be popular in 2040 and one thing is certain, it will be very different from those who are popular today. If today it is very short first names that seduce parents, compound first names should make a comeback in 2040. Just like two first names that are worn by less than 3500 people today but which will be trends in 2040.
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The two first names that will be given the most in 2040
Among the long list of first names that should seduce the French in 20 years, there are two that are rather unpopular today. For girls, the first name Félicie is worn by approximately 3500 people currently according to the Official names 2023. And for boys, it’s Isidore who won over very few people since it’s worn by only 1300 people currently. Even if they are rather unpopular today, they should have their heyday in twenty years. Names that have a rather retro sounding but which will surely be on the front of the stage in the future.
The first name Félicie comes from Latin and it means “happy, lucky”, it is a first name which is especially widespread in Germany nowadays. And he has something to seduce, Félicie has the characteristics perseverance, security and structure according to the 2023 First Names Official. For boys the first name Isidore comes from the Greek and means “Gift of Isis”. Even if it is only worn by 1,300 people in France, it also has its share of qualities. Its characteristics are knowledge, intelligence and resolution.