[OC] Female names that are composed of two "standalone" names (e.g. "Rosemary", "Annmarie", "Adalynn", "Emmalee"...). Turns out "Jo-" is super versatile [repost with light updates after comments] Submitted by earnest_dad t3_y77i92 on October 18, 2022 at 1:45 PM in dataisbeautiful 42 comments 111
Buck_Thorn t1_ist0jmf wrote on October 18, 2022 at 2:18 PM Now do it with town/city names that use trees and geographic features, like Maple Hill, Oak Valley, Acorn Ridge, Pine Bend, etc. Permalink 15 earnest_dad OP t1_ist1bda wrote on October 18, 2022 at 2:24 PM LOVE this idea. Oh man. Great call. Permalink Parent 17
earnest_dad OP t1_ist1bda wrote on October 18, 2022 at 2:24 PM LOVE this idea. Oh man. Great call. Permalink Parent 17
[OC] Female names that are composed of two "standalone" names (e.g. "Rosemary", "Annmarie", "Adalynn", "Emmalee"...). Turns out "Jo-" is super versatile [repost with light updates after comments]
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