What are some names in your country that sound like the name of an old person?

[behnam1999]

I mean what are some outdated names that sound funny to you when parents pick it for their babies? 😁🤔

[Skinhead-1979]

Difficult to pick ones I would find funny... These 4, I just don't understand why someone would want to name their child that way.

Gaynor - Female - Welsh: White phantom, white spirit; Magical being. Medieval form for Guinevere

Balfour - Female: Why the hell would you want to name your daughter after Arthur Balfour, British Secretary of the Foreign office who signed the Balfour Declaration with Zionists promising them a 'Jewish Home' (No 'State' had been promised)?

Balthazar - Male: Sound Demonic... But I don't care. My son's name was supposed to be 'Damian' based of 'Damien' from the Omen. Ex disagreed (shocking...), so we settled on Lucian (Werewolf in the Underworld Movies). I am now unofficially going by the name 'Damian'; if the name was good enough for my son, it is certainly good enough for me.

Rupert - Male: Why the hell would you want to give your boy the same name as that 'Vampire' Rupert Murdoch?

[Lliam]

Otis, Colorado.
Agatha, Maine.
Clementine, Missouri.
Gertrude, West Virginia.
Archibald, California.

[jennifer_bloom]

I find in China, names that start with He and have a drawling “aaaa” sound after sound old. Names that start with Zhou sound the youngest. Names that start with Y sound second youngest.

In Canada, names that start with TH some old as well as names that start with WES or RU.

[Bethany22]

Judith, Caroline, Ruth, Nancy, Carol, Ethel, Linda, Susan, Sheila

[StudyingAuthor]

LOL, I'd say something like Otis or Edna sounds old to me.

[DrPepper12]

Gertrude
Sophie
Edna
Bernice

Theyre still better than all the fuckboy make names floating around the USA

[mrkdvsn]

Martha/Mary/Mildred/Beatrice/Betty/Fred/Fanny/Jessica/Alice...

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Gertrude