Chinese Herald News (Reporter Jomachi) I hope that my children will thrive and grow up healthy, and I hope that my children can become beings who help others and can also be cared for... Although times are changing, parents' thinking when naming their children has not changed much. On November 2, 2021, the Japanese brand media "たまひよ" released the "Japan 2021 Newborn Name Rankings" after analyzing and counting the names of 211,039 babies born between January 1, 2021 and September 28, 2021. With the ongoing epidemic, the once fashionable personality naming boom has passed, and one-word, reassuring and ancient names have become the hot spots for this year's naming.
As a professional parenting media owned by Berex, "たまひよ" has been holding the "Newborn Naming Ranking" since 2005, and this year is the 16th year. This year's newborn survey included 105784 boys and 105255 girls, with a relatively flat number of men and women. Among them, the names of the newborn girls in 2021 are "Yang Kui (ひまり)" and "紬 (つぎ)" are the most, tied for the first place, "紬 (つぎ)" is the first time to enter the first place, and "Yang Kui (ひまり)" is the first place for six consecutive years. For boys, the name "Lotus", the most common name is "Lotus (れん)", which is also the top of the list unchanged for four years.
Japan's 2021 Newborn Name Rankings Top 10 For Men and Women
The first-place scrupulous last year's name, 1st place, and minato (minato). It is a woman's last year in front of 10 people in tokyo last year.
The most popular newborn names are pronounced in the top five corresponding to Chinese characters.
Unlike in the past, single-word names are very popular in this year's list, with 5 girls' names and 7 boys' names in the top ten, both of which are single-word names, both of which have set a record since the survey began in 2005. At a time when women's sense of independence is getting stronger, neutral names are also very popular, such as "あおい", "蒼" and "Aoi", which are ranked third in the boys' list and fifth in the girls' list, respectively, and "Bi", which is pronounced similarly and pronounced "あお", ranks seventh in the boys' list.
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"Aoi" refers to the grass and trees with bright flowers in summer, "Cang" refers to the cyan color of the plant, and "Bi" refers to the beautiful blue stone, which not only has a similar pronunciation, but also is a name related to plants and nature, and is also very popular in the entertainment industry, such as Nakamura Cang, Morikawa Aoi and so on. Of the 20 names in the top 10 lists for men and women, 7 of the girl's names are written in cursive, and "apricot" is also the name of the fruit tree. The boy's name has two cursive prefixes, two related to "tree" and plants, and three are related to sunlight and warmth, which very clearly reflects the young parents' wishes for their children's "growth", "roots", "blooming" and other wishes.
"たまひよ" analyzed at the back of the list that under the new crown epidemic, people are more likely to choose solid and reassuring names than changes and personalities. For example, the first ranking "紬 (つぎ)" is full of popularity for cherishing connections and bonds. "These names also contain the desire of moms and dads who want to cherish the life born in this era well. Moreover, in recent years, the number of new fathers who are enthusiastic about naming their newborns has also increased, and a new era has arrived when fathers are involved in parenting from the beginning. ”