Amanda

Amanda embodies the qualities of being lovable and deserving of love. Initially used in John Dryden's play 'The Way of the World' in the late 17th century, it quickly became recognized for its sweet and affectionate connotations.

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The name Amanda is of Latin origin, derived from the word 'amare,' which means to love. It suggests 'worthy of love' or 'lovable.' Introduced more widely in England in the 17th century, it was regarded as a poetic and graceful name.

  • Popularity: 970th
  • Babies named Amanda in the US in 2023:
    Female: 629
    Male: 0
  • Nicknames: Mandy, Amy, Manda, Andie, Mandi.
  • Full Names: Amanda Lynn, Amanda Jane, Amanda Marie, Amanda Rose, Amanda Nicole.
  • Famous Namesakes: Amanda Bynes-Actress, Amanda Seyfried-Actress, Amanda Knox-Journalist, Amanda Peet-Actress, Amanda Lepore-Model.
  • Gender: Traditionally feminine, used predominantly for girls and women.
  • Numerology: Amanda is associated with the number 3, which symbolizes creativity, social interaction, arts, and the ability to express oneself freely. It often indicates someone who is vivacious, adventurous, and naturally creative.

During the 1980s and 1990s, Amanda was extremely popular in the United States, regularly appearing in the top 10 names for baby girls. Although it saw a decline after the turn of the millennium, it remains a classic and well-loved name globally.

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