|Subject:||Re: Fruity names|
|Author:||Cleveland Kent Evans (Authenticated as clevelandkentevans)|
|Date:||March 30, 2010 at 5:46:25 AM|
|Reply to:||Fruity names by Anneza|
I don't think that Cheryl and Cherie have anything to do with Cherry and so aren't "fruity" at all.
Cherry, on the other hand, is already well-established as a given name in the USA and was way before any of the others.
I've seen more than one example of both Peach and Peaches used as given names for girls, and there is a British author who calls herself Plum Sykes, though I believe that's a pen name and not the name her parents gave her. But I don't see "fruity" names becoming a big new fashion; just one of the hundreds of different ways parents are creating new names in the modern culture where giving children "unusual" names is more and more desired.
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