Hello, dear readers! As I already said, any methods and forms are suitable for learning a language. Today we came across American names and last names. After all, from the point of view of linguistics, these are also just words. And you can replenish your vocabulary, including by memorizing English surnames and names. Moreover, this way you will practice pronunciation and learn to perceive by ear English language. first and last names in English It’s better to start with the most popular American names. For example, based on the most common ones or the names of popular actors and actresses. At the same time, learning these words is much easier than regular vocabulary for several reasons:

• Easy to find in the text as they are written in capital letters
• IN oral speech they are pronounced with a different intonation than other words
• No need to translate
• Pronunciation is not so difficult, especially if these are initials famous personalities, then they are always heard

But sometimes the pronunciation is different from the spelling. As a rule, in such rare words the pronunciation depends on the genesis.

Origin of American names and surnames

American surnames (given names) and given names (name) today can have many sources of origin.

Names, for example, are most often borrowed from other languages:

• Celtic – Airic, Dylan, Ryan
• Arabic – Omar, Sarah, Jamal
• Germanic - Arnold, Ebrina, Herwin
• Aramaic – Joseph, Bethany, Simon
• Jewish - Adam, Rose, Samuel
• Greek – Andrew, Selina, Christopher
• Indian – Dilip, Alicia, Beryl
• Italian – Alonzo, Mia, Gabriel
• Slavic – Ivan, Anna, Boris
• Latin – Patrick, Veronika, Cordelia
• Turkish – Akay, Ayla, Nourhan
• Old English - Loyd, Lindsay, Jason
• Phoenician - Al, Esther, Hannibal
• Scandinavian – Eric, Helga, Sveinbjorn
• Persian – Jaspen, Roxy, Xerxes
• Spanish – Federico, Dolores, Elvis

Like this in beautiful words are called children in the USA.

But the genesis of surnames depends on several other factors:

• Occupation or Profession: Cheeseman, Proper, Smith
• Personal names: Atkins, Williamson, Hughes
• Place of residence: Green, Garden, Wood
• Nicknames: Cruikshank, Makepeace, King

You should also know that the English, unlike the Russians, always write the First Name and Patronymic first, and then the Last Name: Elvis Aaron Presley. By the way, the middle name may either not be named at all or designated by one letter.

The easiest way is to learn the names of your favorite actresses or actors. Therefore, memorize the male and female initials of famous people.

List of popular female names

Monica Bellucci We can start with the list of the most beautiful Hollywood actresses. Today the most beautiful and sexy girls were recognized:

• Angelina Jolie Voight
  
• Charlize Theron
• Jessica Alba
• Megan Denise Fox
• Salma Valgarma Hayek
• Keira Christina Knightley
• Katherine Marie Heigl
• Nina Dobrev
• Monica Anna Maria Bellucci
• Penelope Cruz

Fashion names change over time. But there are those that, for decades, have not lost their relevance when naming girls:

• Isabella
• Emily
• Sophia
• Olivia
• Abigail
• Hannah
• Samantha
• Madison

The data is constantly changing, the first place alternates from one name to another, but in general the situation does not change much.

List of famous male names

Jensen Ackles Here, too, it’s worth starting to learn the list of the most attractive Hollywood actors.
Famous male names:

• Armand Douglas Hammer
• Henry William Dalgliesh Cavill
• Jensen Ross Ackles
• José Antonio Domínguez Banderas
• John Christopher "Johnny" Depp II
• William Bradley Pitt
• Orlando Jonathan Blanchard Bloom
• Robert Thomas Pattinson
• George Timothy Clooney
• David Patrick Boreanaz

Well, what about the ordinary ones? male names less changeable. But for many years now it has been in first place:

• Jacob
• Jason
• Michael
• Christopher
• Ethan
• Daniel
• Matthew
• Andrew
• William
• Joshua

But the world is changing and, perhaps, very soon this list will change dramatically.

List of common American surnames

You already know that English given names can come from a variety of variants. Since there are a lot of migrants in the USA, the surnames are accordingly very diverse.

I have prepared a list of the 10 most common of them:

1. Smith - about 3 million US residents bear this surname
2. Johnson - just over 2 million speakers
3. Williams - almost 2 million people
4. Brown - 1 million and 700 thousand
5. Jones - about the same
6. Davis - about 1.3 million
7. Taylor - approximately 1 million
8. Wilson - 900 thousand population
9. Robinson - just over 800 thousand inhabitants
10. Wright - 800,000 speakers

What English surnames do you like?

You can independently make a list of your favorite actors or actresses and memorize it. I hope this material will be not only educational for you general development, but also useful for learning English.

established in late XVIII V. The American nation unites not only the descendants of settlers from all parts of the world, but also indigenous people- Indians. For a long time, under the influence of the traditions of other countries and peoples, the culture of the American people was formed, which was reflected in the names of the Americans themselves. Many common American names have their origins in Greek, Italian, Latin, Asian, and Old Germanic origins.

Very popular among the American population rare names, which originate not only from the abbreviation of geographical names associated with history, but also the surnames of famous people, the combination of several names into one, etc.

Let us conditionally divide American names by origin into the following groups:

• names associated with a person’s character traits (cheerful, smart, brave, courageous);
• names associated with the names of animals and plants, natural phenomena; - names meaning different professions;
• names borrowed from the Bible.

America is a colonial country, so the same names enjoy different popularity in different states of the country. For example, in Spanish villages the popular male name is Federico (Federico), in Irish regions - Patrick (Patrick), in Italian - Paulo (Paulo).

Choosing a name for a newborn also has great importance. When choosing a name for a child, Americans are guided by the following principles: the combination of first and last names, the origin of the name and its secret meaning. To pay tribute to family traditions and the memory of ancestors, parents give the child the name that was borne by the father, grandfather or great-grandfather. If there is already a person in the family with the same name, then the prefix “senior” or “junior” is added at the beginning of the name.

The desire of Americans to add a “zest” to a child’s name is not limited to simply choosing a beautiful and memorable name. Parents' imagination knows no bounds - a child can become the “lucky” owner of the brand name of their parents’ favorite car, politician, whose speeches did not leave parents indifferent, another celebrity, a city they liked, etc. In this situation, the choice falls on the most unexpected objects. You can meet children named Lexus, Madison, Infinity.

Surely not everyone knows that Sarah Jessica Parker, Mary-Kate Olsen or Sean William Scott are double names. What is the tradition behind giving a child a middle name at birth? The tradition of the second (or middle name) developed in the 19th century. European immigration in the 1830s and 1840s caused the population of the United States to grow, and as a result, the number of people with the same first and last names increased. How additional remedy identification began to use a second name. Children were given middle names in honor of famous political, religious, public figures and the military (for example, George Washington, the first president of the United States, or John Wesley, one of the founders of Methodism).

Another version is to protect the child from evil spirits and death. At baptism, the child was given several names in order to confuse death in case of danger that threatened the child during an outbreak of fatal diseases.

Sometimes the middle name is associated with a certain area or the names of ancestors, as well as the surnames of other people.

This tradition still lives on in modern American families.

The most popular modern American names

• Alex(Alex) - from Greek, “protector.” James (James) - from English, “invader”.
• Anthony(Anthony) – from English, “invaluable”, “competing”.
• Brandon(Brandon) – from German, “prince”.
• Christopher(Christopher) - from English, “follower of Christ.”
• David(David) – Hebrew, “beloved”, “beloved”.
• Dillon(Dilon) - Welsh origin, "big sea". Philip (Philip) - from Greek, “horse lover.”
• Ethan(Ethan) – from English, “durable.”
• Fred(Fred) - from English, “peaceful ruler.”
• Josh(Josh) – Hebrew, “god, salvation.”
• Justin(Justin) – from English, “fair”. Matthew (Matthew) - from English, “gift of God,” “God’s man.”
• Kevin(Kevin) – from Irish, “beautiful”, “cute”.
• Ryan(Ryan) – from Arabic, “ little king" Nicholas (Nicholas) - from French, “conqueror of nations.”
• Thomas(Thomas) – Polish, “twin”.
• Tyler(Tyler) – from English, “stylish.” Caleb (Caleb) - from Hebrew, “loyal, brave.”
• William(William) – from English, “desired.”

List of common American surnames

Modern American surnames have evolved over the years.

Immigration of Representatives different nations to America, their gradual mixing with local residents, and as a result, a change and reduction (shortening) of surnames in the American way.

List of the most famous surnames in America

Bearers of the surnames Jones (Jones), Smith (Smith), Williams (Williams), Wilson (Wilson) according to statistics, more than a million. The following surnames are no less popular:

• Allen
• Anderson
• Brown
• Clark
• Davis
• Garcia
• Hall
• Harris (Harris)
• Hernandez (Hernandez)
• Jackson (Jackson)
• Johnson
• King
• Lee
• Lewis
• Martin
• Martinez (Martinez)
• Miller
• Moore
• Robinson
• Rodrigues
• Taylor
• Thomas (Thomas)
• Thompson
• Walker
• White
• Wilson
• Young

The melody and beauty of the sound of a surname is another reason for the pride of its bearers. A person’s desire for changes in life could not but be reflected in the desire to change his last name or first name to a first name famous person in the entertainment industry or politics. Sources for inspiration can be found by those interested in the names of natural phenomena, representatives of flora and fauna, and names of geographical objects. In the search for a more beautiful first or last name, improvisation is not a hindrance.

One of the most beautiful and widespread American surnames are:

• Beverly (Beverly)
• Collins
• Daniels
• Evans
• Ford (Ford)
• Gilmore (Gilmore)
• Harris (Harris)
• Holmes
• Labert (Labert)
• Moore
• Newman
• Riley (Riley)
• Stephenson
• Wallace
• Washington (Washington)

A person’s respectful attitude towards his name as the heritage of his ancestors is a kind of valuable relic, which its bearers pass on from generation to generation, preserving their history and family traditions in the family name.

English female names

Person's name - an integral part of his personality, which is why many parents take a very responsible approach to choosing a name for their child. Each name has a unique sound and eigenvalue, and English names are no exception. Names, like the language itself, can undergo changes over time and adapt to the norms of the language into which they are transferred or into which they are translated. English female names are beautiful in their own way. In this article you can get acquainted with the meanings of some of them.

English name	Russian pronunciation	Translation
	Agatha	kind, good
		Innocent, immaculate
Adelaida	Adelaide	Noble
	Ida	Hardworking
Iris	Iris	Rainbow Goddess
	Alice	Noble
	Amanda	Pleasant
	Amelia	Hardworking
Anastasia	Anastasia	Resurrection
Angelina	Angelina	Angelic
Ann	Anna
Ariel	Ariel	God's Power
	Arya	Noble
	Barbara	Foreigner
	Beatrice	Blessed
Bridget	Bridget	Worthy of respect
Britney	Britney	Little Britain
Batty	Betty	Oath to the Gods
	Valerie	Strong, brave
	Vanessa
Wendy	Wendy
	Veronica	The one that brings victory
	Vivien
Victoria	Victoria	Winner
	Viola	violet flower
	Gabriella	man of God
	Gwen	Fair
Gwinnett	Gwyneth
Gloria	Gloria
Grace	Grace	Grace
	Debra	Honey bee
	Juliet	Girl with soft hair
Jane	Jane	God's mercy
Janice	Janice	Gracious
Jenny	Jenny	Gracious
	Jennifer	Enchantress
	Jesy	God's mercy
Jessica	Jessica	Treasure
	Jill	Curly
Gina	Gina	Immaculate
	Joan	Gift from a merciful god
	Jody	Gemstone
Joyce	Joyce	Ruler, leader
	Jocelyn	Cheerful
Judy	Judy	glorification
	Julia	Soft-haired
June	June	Soft-haired
	Diana	Divine
Dorothy	Dorothy	Divine gift
	Eve	Life
Jacqueline	Jacqueline	May God protect
	Jeannette	Young woman
Josephine	Josephine	Fertile woman
	Zara	Dawn
Zoe	Zoe
	Evie	Goddess of food
Isabella	Isabel	Goddess of oath
	Irma	Noble
Irene	Irene
		Worthy of serving the gods
Caroline	Caroline
	Karen	Purity
Cassandra	Cassandra
	Catherine	Purity
Kimberly	Kimberly	Born in the royal meadow
	Constance	Constant
Christine	Christina	Christian
	Cayley	Warrior
Candy	Candy	Sincere
	Laura	Laurel
Leila	Leila	Night beauty
	Leona	Lioness
Lesley	Leslie	Oak Garden
	Lydia	Rich
Lillian	Lillian	Immaculate Lily
	Linda	Beautiful girl
Louise	Loys	Famous warrior
	Lucy	Bringer of light and luck
Madeline	Madeleine
	Margaret	Pearl
Maria	Maria
	Marsha	Goddess of War
Melissa	Melissa
	Marian	Grace
Miranda	Miranda	Amazing
	Mia	Obstinate, rebellious
Molly	Molly	Mistress of the sea
	Mona	Hermit
Monica	Monica	Adviser
	Maggie	Pearl
Madison	Madison	Kind-hearted
	May	Young woman
Mandy	Mandy	Worthy of love
	Mary	Lady of the Seas
Muriel	Muriel
	Naomi	Delight
Nataly	Natalie	Born on Christmas
	Nicole	Victory
Nora	Nora	Ninth daughter
	Norm	Approximate
Nancy	Nancy	Grace
	Audrey	Noble
Olivia	Olivia
	Pamela	playful
Patricia	Patricia	Noble
	Paula	Small
Peggy	Peggy	Pearl
	Paige	Child
Penny	Penalty	Weaving in silence
	Poly	The bitterness of rebellion
Priscilla	Priscila
	Rebecca	Trap
Regina	Regina	Integrity
	Rachel	Lamb
Rosemary	Rosemary	sea ​​dew
	Rose	rose flower
Ruth	Ruth
	Sabrina	Noble
Sally	Sally	Princess
	Samantha	God listened
Sandra	Sandra	Protector of men
	Sarah	Princess
Selena	Selena
	Sandy	Defender of Humanity
Cecil	Cecilia
	Scarlet	Fabric saleswoman
Sophia	Sophie	Wisdom
	Stacy	Rising again
Stella	Stele
	Susan	Lily
Susanna	Suzanne	Little lily
	Theresa	Reaper
Tina	Tina	Small
	Tiffany	Manifestation of God
Tracy	Tracey	Market Road
	Florence	Blooming
Heather	Heather	Blooming heather
	Chloe	Blooming
Charlote	Charlotte
	Sheila	Blind
Cheril	Cheryl
	Sharon	Princess
Sherry	Sherry
	Shirley	Beautiful settlement
Abigayle	Ebilleil	Father's Joy
	Evelyn	Small bird
Edison	Edison	Edward's son
	Edith	Welfare, struggle
Avery	Avery
	Eleanor	Outlander, other
Elizabeth	Elizabeth	My oath is god
	Ella	Torch
Emily	Emily	Rival
	Emma	Comprehensive
Ester	Esther
Ashley	Ashley	Ash Grove

Nowadays, there are few original English names left: many names were borrowed from Celtic, Norman, Hebrew, Greek and other cultures. Names praising the power of the gods, the forces of nature, individual qualities human character were common in the past. And as a result, the meaning of ancient names may be unusual for modern people.

After the arrival of Christianity in Europe, the names of biblical characters became common: Sarah, Agnes, Mary. A certain type of human activity is also reflected in the names: Abella is a shepherdess, Bailey is a sheriff’s assistant.

Sometimes a shortened version of a name becomes an independent name, for example, Victoria - Vicky; Rebecca - Becky; Angelina - Angie.

Popular English female names

Fashion is a passing and recurring phenomenon. The fashion for names is no exception. According to the UK Office of National Statistics, the most popular female names are Olivia, Emma and Sophie.

The top 10 English female names are presented below:

1. Olivia
2. Emma.
3. Sofia
4. Isabel
5. Charlotte
6. Emily
7. Harper
8. Abigail

The entertainment industry, and specifically cinema, also has an impact on the popularity of names. Thanks to the Game of Thrones series, the following names have become popular among the British: Arya (24th place in the ranking of popular female names in Great Britain in 2014), Sansa, Brienne, Catelyn and Daenerys.

The name Isabella was given new life by the heroine of the Twilight saga, Bella Swan.

At first glance, the name Hermione seems outdated, but thanks to the film adaptation of the Harry Potter book series, this name seems to have acquired a “second life.”

The status of the bearer of the name also affects the prestige of the name itself. According to the results of a survey conducted in Great Britain, the most and least “successful” female names were identified among the residents of Foggy Albion.

The most successful female names

1. Elizabeth
2. Caroline
3. Olivia
4. Amanda

Less successful female names

1. Julia
2. Emily

As we can see from the above results, the full forms of the name sound more aristocratic and sublime, which gives weight to their bearers, while simpler names are associated with “simpler” girls. Despite the fact that Lisa is a shortened form of the name Elizabeth, nevertheless, the full form of the name took the leading position in the ranking, while the shortened form is not popular.

Rare English female names

The names below are not even temporarily popular in the ratings. Named outsiders include:

Russian pronunciation	Name translation
	Benefit, grace
Allin
	Attractive
Bernays	Bringing victory
	Child
Bekkay	Trapping
	My oath
Willow
	Power from God
Dominic	Lord's property
	Multiplying
Delours
	Gemstone
Georgina	Peasant woman
	Bird
Kiva	Beautiful
	Blonde
Lukinda
	Babbling
Morgan	Sea Circle
	Darling
Melissa
	Gorgeous
Mindy	Black snake
	Pearl
Penelope	The cunning weaver
	Poppy
Rosaulin	Tender mare
	Young woman
Phyllis	Tree crown
	Heather
Edwena	Wealthy girlfriend

It is likely that the unusual sound of the name, its meaning and cacophony are the reasons for the rare use of the name. However, the combination of euphony and meaning in no way guarantees the popularity of the name in modern world. For example, originally English name Mildred, in various sources means “noble” or “gentle strength”, despite its euphony and meaning is not popular today.

Beautiful English female names

The beauty of a woman can be compared to a flower, and her name to its fragrance. Therefore, the euphony and beauty of a name is very important for a woman. Despite the fact that everyone's tastes are different, there are still names that sound beautiful to most people:

• Agatha
• Agnes
• Adelaide
• Alice
• Amanda
• Amelia
• Anastasia
• Angelina
• Ariel
• Barbara
• Beatrice
• Bridget
• Britney
• Gloria
• Diana
• Deborah
• Dorothy
• Caroline
• Cassandra
• Constance
• Christina
• Catherine
• Olivia
• Cecilia
• Charlotte
• Cheryl
• Evelina
• Eleanor
• Elizabeth
• Emily
• Esther

Unusual names of celebrity children

Unusual names among ordinary people are quite rare, because when choosing a child’s name, parents try to choose an attractive name, in their opinion, without risk to the unborn child.

To attract attention to their person, celebrities do the opposite, because a child’s name is another way to stand out. But can the exclusivity of a name compensate for its meaninglessness?

Such inventors include:

1. Bruce Willis. Name younger daughters in honor of horses? No problem, because the horses won the race! This is exactly what Bruce Willis did, naming his youngest daughters after his favorite horses that won at the races - Scout Larue and Tallupa Bell.

2. Gwyneth Paltrow named her daughter Apple (Russian - “apple”). The actress's favorite fruit? It is not that simple! The girl's name is associated with biblical legend about the heavenly forbidden fruit.

3. 50 Cent.“Grant” a child a title by means of a name? Why not...yes! Rapper 50 Cent named his child Marquis. But Marquise is a boy. A good way to develop self-respect, indifference to other people’s opinions and fortitude in a child.

4. Singer David Bowie picked up the baton and named his son Zoe (a female name). Only because he thought the combination of Zoe Bowie was funny.

5. Beyoncé and Jay-Z. Blue Ivy, or Blue Ivy, is the daughter of Beyoncé and Jay-Z. Choosing a name star couple argued with excerpts from the novel by Rebecca Solnit, where the color blue (Blue) gives “beauty to the whole world.” And the word Ivy is similar to the Roman numeral IV, with which many events in the singer’s life are connected.

6. Actress Milla Jovovich named her daughter Ever Gabo. The second part of the name consists of the first syllables of Mila's parents - Galina and Bogdan. Perhaps the combination of parts of a relative's name guarantees happiness for the child?

7. Frank Zappa. American rock musician Frank Zappa named his daughter Moon Unit. (Lunar Satellite). Isn't the desire to be a musician a good reason for choosing a child's name?

8. Christina Aguilera. The music of summer rain... Let it sound in your daughter’s name too! Singer Christina Aguilera, not wanting to give her daughter a banal name, simply called her “Summer Rain.”

In modern cinema you can really find masterpieces that you want to immortalize in names. Why limit yourself to a flight of fancy that does not go beyond the names of your favorite characters? Let's expand the boundaries using ordinary words, which are not proper names. Khaleesi, a new female name, a tribute to “Game of Thrones”: (Khaleesi is the title of one of the heroines of the series, synonymous with queen or queen). Today at real world There are already 53 girls with this name.

There are no limits to human imagination, so it will not bypass names either. Over time, we will definitely find out which of the new names will take root and become loved, and which will soon be forgotten.

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American names

American male names and their meanings

American names, that is, names common in the United States mainly combine English and Anglo-Saxon names. Roman (Latin) and greek names. There are also new names that first appeared in the United States.

Male American names

Aarron – high mountain

Adam- Earth

Isaac- laughing

Ike- laughing

Alan (Allan)- Beautiful

Alec– defender

Alex– defender

Allen (Allen)- Beautiful

Alester– defender

Alroy- calm

Albert– nobility

Angell- angel, messenger

Archie- true courage

Bud (Buddy)- Friend

Baxter– baker

Balder– prince

Barney- brave as a bear

Beverly– beaver

Ben– southern

Benjamin– southern

Bertie (Bertrand)- bright

Bill– helmet-bearer

Blake- black

Blank– open

Bob (Bobby)- famous

Brandon– prince

Bruce- forest

Basford– charming

Vijay- communicative

Wilmar (Wilmer)– helmet-bearer

Wilson- desired son

Woody- living in the forest, forest

Harry– head of the house

Glenn– valley

Howard– security

Greg- careful, vigilant

Daren– possessing a lot, rich

Dustin- fair

James– invader

Jason– healer

Jerry- wielding a spear

Jim (Jimi)– invader

John- God is good

George– farmer

Donald- peaceful ruler

Duncan- dark Warrior

David– beloved

Duke– commander, leader

Indy (Indiana)- land of the Hindus

Kyle- slender

Carter- cab driver

Casper– treasurer

Kevin- pretty, beloved

Kelvin– narrow river

Ken– abbreviation of long names starting with "Ken"

Quentin- fifth

King- king

Clark- clerk, secretary

Cody– assistant

Christopher– follower of the Hist

Cameron– curved nose

Lionel- a lion

Larry- crowned with laurels

Leo- a lion

Lloyd– gray-haired

Michael- like God

Max– the greatest

Maxwell– flow

Marvin– outstanding

Marlon– little warrior

Melvin- gentle leader

Murphy– sea warrior

Mickey- like God

Mitchell- like God

Nicholas– winner of nations

Norwood– northern forest

Albee- white

Orrell– ore hill

Austin- venerable

Palmer– pilgrim, palm tree

Patrick– nobleman

Perry- wanderer

Pier- rock, stone

Peter- stone

Floor- small

Prosper- lucky, successful

Wright- a carpenter

Russell– reddish

Redcliffe– red rock

Ray– wise protector

Reynold- wise ruler

Rick (Ricky)- powerful and brave

Richie- powerful and brave

Robin- famous

Ronald- wise ruler

Rudy- Red Wolf

Sylvester- from the forest

Cattle– Scotsman

Spencer– pharmacist

Steve- crown

Stephen- crown

Stanley- stone

Stanford– stone ford

Sam- listening to God

Samuel- listening to God

Tee– abbreviation of long names starting with “Ti”

Tim- worshiper of God

Todd- fox

Volume– twin

Thomas– twin

Tony– invaluable

Wally– foreign, Celtic

Walt (Wat)- ruler of the army

Walter- ruler of the army

Fester- from the forest

Phil– horse lover

Philip– horse lover

Floyd– gray-haired

Ford– river ford

Fred- peaceful ruler

Fraser– strawberries

Francis- free

Hunter– hunter

Harvey- fighting against the worthy

Harvard– guarding

Harris– head of the house

Hilary- joyful, happy

Hugh- heart, soul

Charlie- courageous, courageous

Charles- courageous, courageous

Sheldon– valley

Sherwood – bright forest

Sean- God is good

Adrian- happy

Edon- rich little bear

Aiden- fire

Elmer– noble and famous

Earl- nobleman, prince

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