How popular is the baby name Dijonnae in the United States right now? How popular was it historically? Use the popularity graph and data table below to find out! Plus, see all the blog posts that mention the name Dijonnae.

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Popularity of the baby name Dijonnae


Posts that mention the name Dijonnae

Where did the baby name Dijonnaise come from in 1993?

Dijonnaise & sandwich

In 1992, mayonnaise maker Hellmann’s introduced to the world a brand new condiment: Dijonnaise (pronounced dee-zhohn-ayz) — a tasty blend of Dijon mustard and mayonnaise.

The company marketed the product with TV commercials featuring a catchy “Dij, Dij, Dij, Dij-onn-aise” ditty set to the tune of the Gene Chandler song “Duke of Earl” (1961).

The very next year, the baby name Dijonnaise debuted in the U.S. baby name data:

  • 1996: unlisted
  • 1995: 5 baby girls named Dijonnaise
  • 1994: unlisted
  • 1993: 23 baby girls named Dijonnaise [debut]
  • 1992: unlisted
  • 1991: unlisted

These babies were probably not named in tribute to a sandwich spread, though. The sound of the word Dijonnaise happened to be relatively trendy at the time. Three of the names that debuted in the baby name data the year before, for instance, were Dijonnae, Daijanae and Dajonae.

What are your thoughts on the baby name Dijonnaise?

Source: About – Hellmann’s