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Popularity of the baby name Yolandra


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Baby names with LAND: Landon, Yolanda, Wayland

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Looking for baby names that contain the word LAND?

If so, you’re in luck!

Below you’ll find a long list of names that contain the letter sequence “l-a-n-d.” Most of these names come directly from the U.S. SSA’s baby name data.

  • Aland
  • Alanda
  • Alander
  • Alandis
  • Alando
  • Alandra, Allandra
  • Alandre
  • Alandria
  • Alandus
  • Arland
  • Arlander
  • Arlando
  • Arlandria
  • Arlandus
  • Ashland
  • Bland
  • Blandina
  • Blandine
  • Blandon
  • Blandy
  • Brayland
  • Breland
  • Bryland
  • Caitland
  • Calandra, Callandra
  • Calandria
  • Carland
  • Celandine
  • Chalanda
  • Chalandra
  • Charlanda
  • Cleland
  • Cleveland, Cleaveland, Cleavland, Clevland
  • Colandra
  • Copeland
  • Cortland, Cortlandt, Courtland, Courtlandt
  • Dayland
  • Decland
  • Deland
  • Delanda
  • Delando
  • Delandra
  • Delandre
  • Delandria
  • Diland
  • Dorland
  • Durland
  • Dyland
  • Earland
  • Eiland
  • Eland
  • Elanda
  • Elandra
  • England
  • Erland
  • Eulanda
  • Falanda
  • Falando
  • Felando
  • Ferlando
  • Filandro
  • Finland
  • Freeland
  • Garland
  • Gayland, Gailand
  • Glanda
  • Graceland
  • Grantland
  • Grayland
  • Haaland
  • Harland
  • Haviland, Havilland
  • Holland
  • Horlando
  • Howland
  • Hyland, Highland
  • Jaland
  • Jalanda
  • Jayland
  • Jolanda
  • Kailand, Khailand
  • Kaitland, Kateland
  • Kalandra
  • Kalandria
  • Kayland
  • Keeland, Keyland
  • Keiland
  • Keland, Kelland
  • Kimberland
  • Kirkland
  • Kopeland
  • Kortland, Kourtland
  • Kyland, Khyland
  • Lakeland
  • Landa
  • Landan
  • Landen, Landenn
  • Lander
  • Landers
  • Landin
  • Landis
  • Lando
  • Landon, Landonn, Landdon
  • Landra
  • Landrea
  • Landria
  • Landrick, Landric
  • Landris
  • Landrum
  • Landry, Landrie, Landri, Landree, Landrey
  • Landun
  • Landy, Landie, Landi, Landee
  • Landyn, Landynn
  • Landyon
  • Layland
  • Lealand
  • Leeland, Leighland
  • Leiland
  • Leland
  • Lelandra
  • Leyland
  • Lilandra
  • Llandel
  • Lochland
  • Lolanda
  • Maitland
  • Malanda
  • Marland
  • Marlanda
  • Marlando
  • Maryland
  • Mayland
  • Melandie
  • Merland
  • Mirlande, Myrlande
  • Moreland, Morland
  • Murland
  • Nerlande
  • Newland
  • Neyland
    • Used mostly in the state of Tennessee. The University of Tennessee’s football team plays in Neyland Stadium, which was named after former head coach/athletic director Robert Neyland.
  • Noland
  • Norland
  • Oakland
  • Oland
  • Olanda
  • Olander
  • Olando
  • Orland
  • Orlanda
  • Orlander
  • Orlandis
  • Orlando
  • Orlandra
  • Orlandrea
  • Orlandria
  • Orlandus
  • Philander
  • Portland
  • Raland
  • Ralanda
  • Rawland
  • Rayland
  • Relanda
  • Reyland
  • Richland
  • Riland
  • Rockland
  • Roland, Rolland, Rowland
  • Rolanda
  • Rolandas
  • Rolande
  • Rolando
  • Rollande
  • Rosaland
  • Roseland
  • Rosiland
  • Rosland
  • Ryland, Rhyland, Ryeland
  • Salanda
  • Salandra
  • Scotland, Scottland
  • Shalanda
  • Shalandra
  • Shalandria
  • Shelanda
  • Sherlanda
  • Shlanda
  • Sholanda
  • Shulanda
  • Skyland
  • Steveland
  • Strickland
  • Sutherland
  • Talanda
  • Talandra
  • Timberland
  • Toland
  • Tolanda
  • Torland
  • Tyland, Thailand
  • Valanda
  • Verland
  • Violanda
  • Volanda
  • Yalanda
  • Ylanda
  • Yoland
  • Yolanda, Yollanda
  • Yolande
  • Yolander
  • Yolandi
  • Yolandia
  • Yolandita
  • Yolando
  • Yolandra
  • Yulanda, Youlanda
  • Yulander
  • Zayland
  • Zealand
  • Zeeland
  • Zeland

A few of the above are variant forms of more common names such as Declan, Lachlan, Melanie, and Caitlin.

Which LAND name do you like most? Let me know in the comments!

Source: SSA

Image: Adapted from Fields – panoramio (42) by Alexander Reuss under CC BY 3.0.

Popular and unique baby names in Scotland (UK), 2023

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Flag of the United Kingdom

Last year, the country of Scotland — which covers the northern third of the island of Great Britain — welcomed nearly 46,000 babies.

What were the most popular names among these babies? Isla and Luca.

Here are Scotland’s top 50+ girl names and top 50+ boy names of 2023:

Girl names

  1. Isla, 274 baby girls
  2. Olivia, 266
  3. Freya, 254
  4. Emily, 232
  5. Amelia, 225
  6. Ella, 213
  7. Charlotte, 210
  8. Millie, 206
  9. Grace, 205
  10. Ava, 203
  11. Lily, 201
  12. Aria, 190
  13. Sophie, 189
  14. Orla, 173
  15. Maisie, 166
  16. Sophia, 164
  17. Rosie, 155
  18. Ivy, 149
  19. Evie, 146
  20. Lucy, 141
  21. Sofia, 140
  22. Harper, 139
  23. Willow, 138
  24. Bonnie, 128
  25. Jessica, 123
  26. Eilidh, 122 [tie]
  27. Ellie, 122 [tie]
  28. Maya, 119
  29. Mia, 118
  30. Daisy, 117
  31. Elsie, 116
  32. Poppy, 115
  33. Esme, 114
  34. Hallie, 111 [tie]
  35. Zara, 111 [tie]
  36. Ruby, 107
  37. Mila, 102
  38. Isabella, 101
  39. Anna, 96 [tie]
  40. Maeve, 96 [tie]
  41. Lottie, 95
  42. Robyn 92
  43. Emma, 90 [2-way tie]
  44. Georgia, 90 [2-way tie]
  45. Ada, 88 [2-way tie]
  46. Phoebe, 88 [2-way tie]
  47. Erin, 85 [2-way tie]
  48. Sienna, 85 [2-way tie]
  49. Layla, 84
  50. Eva, 80 [tie]
  51. Gracie, 80 [tie]

Boy names

  1. Luca, 344 baby boys
  2. Noah, 336
  3. Leo, 288
  4. Jack, 285
  5. Harris, 266
  6. Rory, 254
  7. Oliver, 250
  8. Theo, 238
  9. Archie, 235
  10. Finlay, 231
  11. Muhammad, 225
  12. James, 223
  13. Brodie, 220 [tie]
  14. Finn, 220 [tie]
  15. Alexander, 214
  16. Thomas, 195
  17. Jude, 193
  18. Lucas, 186
  19. Alfie, 182
  20. Lewis, 180
  21. Freddie, 172
  22. Arlo, 164
  23. Max, 155
  24. Charlie, 151
  25. Tommy, 149
  26. Arthur, 147
  27. Mason, 143
  28. Oscar, 139
  29. Logan, 134
  30. Blake, 129
  31. Sonny, 127
  32. Kai, 122
  33. Roman, 121
  34. Caleb, 120 [3-way tie]
  35. Cameron, 120 [3-way tie]
  36. Harrison, 120 [3-way tie]
  37. Adam, 118 [tie]
  38. Jacob, 118 [tie]
  39. Louie, 111
  40. Ethan, 110
  41. Ollie, 108
  42. Harry, 106
  43. Reuben, 104
  44. Albie, 103 [2-way tie]
  45. Angus, 103 [2-way tie]
  46. Daniel, 102 [2-way tie]
  47. Liam, 102 [2-way tie]
  48. Hudson, 100
  49. Aaron, 98
  50. Arran, 95 [tie] – likely inspired by Scotland’s Isle of Arran.
    • The similar names Aaron and Arran have been neck and neck for several years in a row.
  51. Carter, 95 [tie]

The fastest-rising names in the girls’ top 100 were Mabel, Delilah, Mollie, and Lottie.

The fastest-rising names in the boys’ top 100 were Oakley, Rowan, Ruairidh, and Muhammad.

And what about the names at the other end of the spectrum? Here’s a selection of the baby names that were bestowed just once in Scotland last year:

Unique girl namesUnique boy names
Angharad, Babel, Camellia, Doileag, Ellerby, Fenn, Griva, Hubavena, Iris-Davinia, Jafina, Kinvara, Linamandla, Mhuilinn, Neven, Orlie, Pollaidh, Quinza, Rhumer, Senga, Tweedie, Uxia, Vhairi, Welwitschia, Xiwei, Yolandra, ZarminaAonghas, Brandonlee, Caoimhin-Caolan, Dubhlainn, Excellent, Fragkiskos, Gibby, Howl, Ivaylo, Jophil, Kenai, Lavish, Malverde, Oakes, Padruig, Quinlann, Riordan, Seocaidh, Talorcan, Ultan, Venkata, Wullie, Xabier, Yuan, Zuriel

Possible explanations/associations for several of the above:

  • Pollaidh comes from the name of the Scottish mountain Stac Pollaidh (pronounced “stack polly”). The Scottish name is based on the Norse name for the mountain, Stakkr Pollå, which means “the pinnacle of the pool river.”
  • Senga could be Agnes backwards…or it could be based on the Scottish word seang, meaning “slender.” (Here’s a post about Scotland’s Senga syndrome.)
  • Talorcan is a Pictish name that belonged to several Pictish kings. It’s often spelled Talorgan.
  • Welwitschia (pronounced vel-VIH-chee-uh) is the name of a genus of plants that includes a single species, Welwitschia mirabilis, endemic to the Namib desert in Africa. The genus was named after Austrian physician/botanist Friedrich Welwitsch (1806-1872).

Here’s what Welwitschia mirabilis — often referred to as a “living fossil” — looks like:

Welwitschia mirabilis
Welwitschia mirabilis

(I haven’t been this fascinated by a science-y baby name since Petrichor popped up in Alberta in 2016!)

Finally, here are Scotland’s 2022 rankings, if you’d like to compare last year to the year before.

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