select a country and click on it - a page with lists of popular names will openState in Western Europe. Borders with Germany and Belgium. The capital is Amsterdam. Population – 16,357,373 (2007). official languages– Dutch and Frisian (in Friesland). Two indigenous groups, the Dutch and the Frisians, also big number immigrants. Ethnic composition: 80.8% Dutch, 2.4% German, 2.4% Indonesian, 2.2% Turkish, 2.0% Surinamese, 1.9% Moroccan, 1.5% Indian, 0.8% Antilian and Aruban, and 6.0% other ethnic groups. Religion breakdown: 26.6% Catholic, 16.8% Protestant, 5.8% Muslim, 0.6% Hindu, 1.6% other religions and 42.7% atheist.
The main source for statistics on names in the Netherlands is data from the Social Insurance Bank - De Sociale Verzekeringsbank (SVB). This structure is the provider of insurance for the population in the country. This organization recently began to provide information on name statistics - data is available since 2007. Every quarter on its website, SVB publishes a list of the 20 most popular male and female names. Next to the name, an arrow indicates the direction of development of popularity compared to the previous period - up or down. At the beginning of the year, data for the entire past year is summarized. For each name from the list of popular names, information is provided about its origin, known media. However, sometimes, after the correct etymology, some random sound matches with words of other languages are given. Also on the SVB website you can see lists of names with more than 3 names. Moreover, the lists are presented in two versions - in alphabetical order and in descending order of frequency. In addition, there are lists of the 10 most popular names in each of the 12 provinces of Holland.
Although the SVB site is available in several languages (Dutch, English, German, French, Spanish and Turkish), there is only a section on names in the Dutch part of the site.
On this page I will provide data on the twenty most common names in Holland in 2014.
Boys names
Place Name Number of names 1 Daan 751 2 Bram 727 3 Milan 700 4 Finn 694 5 Sem 693 6 Lucas 681 7 Luuk 667 8 Levi 646 9 Liam 614 10 Noah 602 11 Jayden 550 12 Tim 546 13 Thomas 545 14 Jesse 538 15 Thijs 536 16 Max 518 17 Julian 515 18 Ruben 513 19 Lars 508 20 Mees 492 Girls names
Place Name Number of names 1 Sophie 836 2 Emma 728 3 Julia 676 4 Mila 609 5 Tess 591 6 Isa 583 7 Zoë 576 8 Anna 575 9–10 Eva 570 9–10 Sara 570 11 Fenna 556 12 Evi 538 13 Lotte 534 14 Lynn 523 15 Lisa 520 16 Fleur 503 17 Saar 496 18 Sarah 836 19 Lieke 728 20 Noa 676
Belgium is one of the “small” Western European countries. It is located at the crossroads Western Europe, “sandwiched” between Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and France. The territory of 30.5 thousand km 2 accommodates more than 11.5 million! Human.
Belgians are divided into 2 language groups living separately from each other. In the northern provinces (Flanders) live the Flemings, who speak a Dutch dialect, and in the southern (Wallonia) the Walloons. They speak Walloon and French. Such heterogeneity, which became the cause of the “linguistic confrontation” between North and South, could not but affect the formation of the Belgian nomenclature.
Origin of female Belgian names
The first population to which Belgium owes its name were the Belgians. These warlike tribes, distinguished by a fairly high level of development, appeared on Western European territory approximately 400-300 BC. e. Like other Celtic peoples, they were pagan Druids. Worshiping plants, the Belgae gave their daughters the names of sacred trees, in which, in their opinion, the gods, or good and evil spirits. For example, Cyperissa is a “plaintive cypress”, Avalon is an “apple island”, Ingridr is a “meadow” or Enya is a “singing elf.” Therefore, many traditional Belgian female names modern times have Celtic roots.
After the invasion of the legions of Julius Caesar, who named his new province Gallia Belgica, the name book began to be replenished with onyms of Latin origin. For example, such names of Belgian women as Aurora - “dawn”, Viviyana - “living”, Juno - “life force”, Itela - “from Italy”.
After the fall of Rome, the warlike Germanic tribes of the Franks came to the Belgian lands. They also made a significant contribution to the formation of the name system. At that time, the most popular were dibasic Belgian names girls: Galatea, Theodora, Berngardina, Gundula, etc.
Before the declaration of Independence (1830), Belgium had various rulers. It was “ruled” by Italians, French, Dutch, Germans, Austrians, Burgundians, etc. Of course, such a variety of ethnic cultures could not but affect the name.
All modern Belgian female names are conventionally divided into groups:
- indicating characteristic features: Adelheid - “noble appearance”, Griselda - “gray maiden”, Katarina - “pure”;
- having a religious orientation: Kristen – “follower of Christ”, Lisail – “God is my oath”;
- Related professional activity: Heinrike – “home ruler”, Theresia – “reaper”;
- identified with natural phenomena, plants, animals or precious stones: Suze – “lily”, Margaret – “pearl”, Laura – “laurel”, Yvonet – “yew tree”, etc.
Fashion trends
For several years, Emma and Marie have been in the TOP of the most popular female Belgian names. In Flanders, names such as Nora and Eliza are very common, in Wallonia - Lea and Aya. However, fashion is very fleeting, and what little Belgian girls will be called in the near future is still unknown.
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Belgian female names
Belgium- a state in Northwestern Europe. Population – 10.8 million people. The capital is Brussels. It borders the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg and France.
The name of the state comes from the name of the Celtic tribe - belgi, inhabited this territory at the beginning of our era.
Largest cities: Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent, Liege, Charleroi, Bruges.
Belgium is divided into three regions:
Flemish region
Walloon region
Brussels-Capital Region.
Belgium has three linguistic communities– Flemish, French, German-speaking.
Belgian female names:
Alexia – Alexia
Alice – Alice
Alicia – Alicia
Amber - Amber
Amelie – Amelia
Anna – Anna
Anouk – Anouk
Axelle – Axel
Aya - Aya
Bo – Bo
Camille – Kamalla
Charlotte – Charlotte
Chiara – Chera
Chloe – Chloe
Clara – Clara
WITHlemepse – Clemens
Elena – Elena
Eline – Elina
Elisa – Elisa
Elise – Alice
Ella –Ella
Emily – Emilia
Emma – Emma
Eva - Eva(Eve)
Febe - Phoebus
Femke - Femke
Fleur – Fleur
Floor – Floor
Hanne - Hannah
Helena – Helena
Imane - Imain
Ines – Ines
Jade – Jade
Jana – Zhana(Yana)
Janne – Zhanna
Jeanne – Jane
Julia – Julia
Julie – Julie
Juliette – Juliette
Kaat – Kat
Kato - Kato
Lana – Lana
Lara - Lara
Laura – Laura
Laure
Lea – Lea
Lien
Lilou – Lilu
Lily – Lily
Lina – Lina
Lisa – Fox
Lise – Fox
Lola – Lola
Lore - Laura
Lotte - Lotta
Lou – Lou
Louise – Louise
Lucie – Lucy
Luna - Moon
Mayolle – Mail
Manon – Manon
Margot – Margot
Marie – Marie
Maud
Maya – Maya
Mila – Mila
Nina – Nina
Noa - Noah
Noemie - Noemi
Nora – Nora
Nore - Nor
Olivia – Olivia
Pauline - Pauline
Rania - Rania
Romane
Roos – Rose
Salma - Salma
Sara – Sara
Sofia – Sofia
Tess – Tess
Valentine – Valentine (Valentina)
Victoria – Victoria
Yana - Yana
Yasmine - Yasmina
Zoe – Zoe (Zoe)
Yo, Guido, Zhen.
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select a country and click on it - a page with lists of popular names will openState in Northwestern Europe. Population: 11,242,781 (2015 estimate). The capital is Brussels. It borders the Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg and France. It is washed by the North Sea in the northwest.
Belgium is divided into three regions, two of which are divided into provinces: the Flemish Region, the Walloon Region, and the Brussels-Capital District. In parallel, Belgium is divided into three linguistic communities: the Flemish Community (Flemish District and Brussels-Capital District), the French-Speaking Community (Walloon District and Brussels-Capital District), and the German-Speaking Community (part of the province of Liege).
The two main ethnic groups are the Flemish (about 60%, speak Dutch and its many dialects) and the Walloons (about 40%, speak French, Walloon and several other languages). The predominant religion is Roman Catholic, but there are many Muslims, Anglicans, Protestants, and Jews.
The main source for statistics on names in Belgium is data from Statbel, the website of the Directorate General for Statistics and Economic Information (abbreviation in Dutch - ADSEI, in French - DGSIE). His website has a section dedicated to first and last names. This information is fully presented in Dutch and French. It is available for downloading to your computer in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet format.
The Statbel website provides various statistics on personal names. There are frequency lists of names with a frequency of at least 5 of all residents for 2013 - in the context of Belgium and each of the three districts. This list contains 18,562 male and 22,294 female names. Statistics of names among three age groups are also given: under 18 years old, from 18 to 64 years old and over 65 years old. In the first age group most frequent male name Belgians – Thomas in the second group - Marc, in the third - Jean. Among women under 18 years of age in Belgium, the most common name is Laura, among Belgian women 18–64 years old – Maria, among women over 65 years old – also Maria.
Another type of name statistics is the names of newborns. Data is available on the Statbel website for years starting from 1995, for names whose frequency is at least 5. These statistics are given by country, three districts, for male and female names.
The given statistics on the most popular names in Belgium clearly reflect the number of Muslims in this country and high level birth rate in their environment. Muslims now make up a quarter of Brussels' population and make it the most Muslim city in Europe. The majority of Muslims in Belgium come from Morocco (70%) and Turkey (20%).
The high percentage of Muslims in Belgium is also reflected in naming statistics. In the top 20 male names for newborns in the Brussels-Capital Region in 2014 we find names typical for Muslims Mohamed, Ali, Amir, Ibrahim, Imran, Youssef, women's Amina, Assia, Aya, Malak, Maryam, Nour, Salma and others. Top 20 names Sarah And Sara can equally be traditional for both European Belgians and Muslim Belgians.
I will show you the 20 most common names of newborns in 2014 and the 20 most common names of all Belgian citizens.
Place Name Quantity
carriers1 Louis 622 2 Lucas 619 3 Arthur 610 4 Adam 575 5 Noah 562 6 Liam 513 7 Mohamed 468 8 Nathan 455 9 Jules 442 10 Mathis 428 11 Victor 420 12 Gabriel 393 13 Hugo 387 14 Vince 311 15 Finn 305 16 Ethan 301 17 Eden 291 18 Thomas 289 19 Théo 278 20 Matteo 270
Place Name Quantity
carriers1 Emma 653 2 Louise 584 3 Elise 480 4 Olivia 459 5 Lina 383 6 Marie 376 7 Lucie 359 8 Ella 348 9 Alice 347 10 Juliette 347 11 Mila 344 12 Chloé 339 13 Elena 336 14 Anna 333 15 Camille 333 16 Lea 320 17 Nina 320 18 Lena 313 19 Charlotte 306 20 Julie 303
Place Brussels Flanders Wallonia 1 Adam Lucas Hugo 2 Mohamed Liam Louis 3 Rayan Vince Gabriel 4 Gabriel Arthur Arthur 5 David Noah Nathan 6 Imran Finn Théo 7 Amir Mathis Lucas 8 Lucas, Youssef Louis Ethan 9 Yanis Seppe Noah 10 Arthur Jules, Stan Tom 11 Noah, Ibrahim Lars Timeo 12 Imrane Alexander Jules 13 Anas Kobe Eden 14 Victor Leon Sacha 15 Nathan Victor Alexandre 16 Luca, Ali Adam, Wout Victor 17 Mohammed, Nassim Milan Liam 18 Ethan, Ayoub Matteo Raphael 19 Zakaria Vic Maxime 20 Samuel Mats Matheo
Place Brussels Flanders Wallonia 1 Lina Emma Lea 2 Aya Elise Lucie 3 Sarah Louise Chloé 4 Sofia Ella Zoé 5 Nour Marie Emma 6 Yasmine Noor Louise, Alice 7 Malak Lena Camille 8 Emma Julie Olivia 9 Sara Lotte Jade 10 Anna Mila Eva 11 Olivia, Maria Elena Manon 12 Ines Anna Giulia 13 Alice Olivia Juliette 14 Maryam Lore Julia 15 Inès Fien Lola 16 Julia Nina Mia 17 Lea Amélie Victoria 18 Amina, Salma Charlotte, Nora Elsa 19 Louise, Victoria, Asia Juliette Clara 20 Laura Laura, Amber Elise, Sofia
