Published Aug 18, 2007
What are some of the funniest names that you guys and gals have seen at work? I'll start
Twins : Roderrick and Roderricka,
Twins : Autumn and Fall
Girl : Asshole (A-sole-lee)
P.s. This thread is just for fun.....
cindib
41 Posts
How about this one.
George W. Bush:uhoh3:
preemieRNkate, RN
385 Posts
Most recently, Nivek. We were all trying to figure out if it was pronounced Ni-vek or Niv-ek and where they came up with this name. I then realized that most likely the dad's name was Kevin. I wanted to bet money on it, but everyone said I was probably right.
Daye
339 Posts
a boy named lakin noah bass, the ob's last name was lakin. too cute
iHeartNICU
293 Posts
Ok so tonight I didn't feel like studying like I should be so instead I thought I'd look at our hospital's website where there is a virtual nursery and the parents can have their baby's first photo up there if they want. Here is the list of names that were interesting:
boys:
Jakoby
Beckett
Sixto
Desert
Kason
Steel
Madson
Kagan
Holden
Girls:
Charzel (combo of her parents names)
Stormy July (we had an extremely rainy July this year)
Litaly
Uriah
Kaleialoha
Cleveland
Tangerine
Hennessey
Venice
Now back to studying I suppose
LilPeanut, MSN, RN, NP
898 Posts
I want to "defend" a couple names on that last list
Holden isn't unusual at all. It's not terribly common, but it's a famous name (Catcher in the Rye's main char is named Holden)
And Kaleialoha is an ethnic name that means Beloved Child....I pretty much give a pass to true ethnic names (*paranoid look* because my own children have ethnic names *LOL*)
Uriah is a little weird for a girl, but is a very traditional biblical name.
Sweeper933
409 Posts
Not to offend any cultures by saying this, but I love when parents take normal names, and add stuff to them. Like adding La, Ja, Ta, De.... to the beginning of a normal name. Jamario, Desteven...
LilPeanut, I didn't mean those were bad names or anything like that, just names I had never heard myself. I actually think Kaleialoha is a pretty name. It sounds very peaceful and now that you added the meaning I like it even more.
Imafloat, BSN, RN
1 Article; 1,289 Posts
We had a boy named Hollywood.
seasalt
2 Posts
Here's a list of a few of the babies I've met over the years. What amazes me is how well educated, downright likeable, some of these parents were.
1. Leon & Noel (male & female twins, since they are opposites mom spelled Leon backwards for Noel...or maybe, it was Noel for Leon....)
2. Danger S. (the S stand for Sebastian)
3. Lord Atticus Von Dugen
4. Bastian & Atreyu (twins named for "Neverending story" characters)
5. Layaway
6. Egyptain Pyramid
7. Panda
8. Paradyce
9. Trailer
10. Siegel & Saylor (female twins, pronounced Seagull & Sailor)
11. Precious Mahogany
12. Ja'Mes (pronounced Jay-meese)
13. Richard (mom wanted it pronounced Rich-chard)
14. twins Panther (male) & Hunny (female)
15. Grey (interracial marriage, black + white = grey)
16. Cinderella
17. Espn (pronounced Espen...yes, after the sports station. We've actually had TWO babies with this name!)
18. Abcde (several of these a few years ago, pronounced Ab-si-dee)
19. Nevaeh (Heaven backwards)
20. Quads: Maria Isabella, Maria Isanella, Maria Isella, and Felix
Maybe we should all study law so that we can represent some of these kids when they sue for child abuse some day.
Elvish, BSN, DNP, RN, NP
4 Articles; 5,259 Posts
Sixto is a fairly common Hispanic name. I wouldn't name my own child that but I've seen it several times.
AliRae
421 Posts
My best friend didn't know this, and met someone with this name. She promptly stuck out her hand and introduced herself as "four-finger," thinking it was a joke. She'll probably never live it down.
CRDBear
19 Posts
I guess because of where our NICU is we have strange names more than we have "normal" ones! Some recent additions:
Tynir and Tyzir (twin boys)
Jihad (pronounced "jay had")
Sartok
Nasir
It was kinda sad yesterday...I admitted a Daniel and all the nurses had looks of relief when the dad told us the name!