30 Hyphenated Baby Names That Are Too Cute to Resist
Whether you despise or admire them, hyphenated names are significant. When it comes to “two first names,” people have strong feelings.
For example, in English, my name, Mara José, is Mary Jo. It’s not hyphenated, but it’s intended to be spoken as a unit. I used to hyphenate it when I was younger, and I’m considering doing it again so that people know that THAT IS my name.
True, any name can be combined or hyphenated, but I believe the key is to make it flow. If you want your child’s name to be Emma-Rose rather than just Emma, the second name should be short and charming. If you’re not sure, say it out loud a few times to get a feel for it. If it’s too much of a hassle, try a different combination. Marie, Ray, Lee, Jo, Jean, Mae, Grace, and Paul are some of the more popular second names for hyphenated names.
Here’s a list of hyphenated names for both boys and girls; nevertheless, there are more girl names because the trend seems to favor them.
Enjoy!
1. Mary-Jo
2. Lauren-May
3. John-Paul
4. Anne-Marie
5. Sarah-Jane
6. Ruby-Grace
7. Emma-Claire
8. Lisa-Marie
9. Mark-Paul
10. Mary-Jane
11. Baylee-Ann
12. Chloe-Louise
13. Billy-Joe
14. Oliver-James
15. Harvey-Lee
16. Lacey-Mae
17. Mary-Elizabeth
18. Anna-Sophia
19. Ana-Maria
20. Mary-Kate
21. Billie-Jean
22. Jamie-Lynn
23. Poppy-Grace
24. Jack-Thomas
25. John-Bryan
26. Juan-Vicente
27. Peter-Alexander
28. Ella-Rose
29. Lexi-Grace
30. Mason-Lee
