[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]jeffinRTP t1_ist46sn wrote
Reply to comment by earnest_dad in [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] by earnest_dad
I've noticed usage changes over time as when someone is famous their names become more common etc. Not sure if census data would help with geography or popularity over time.
Your chart is interesting because I've never thought about compound names and it caused me to think about it and other things.
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