In Poland, Jerzy is pronounced YEH-zhih, and the name is totally unrelated to the unisex American name Jerzy, an alternate spelling of Jersey.
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Jay was a consistent Top 100 American baby boy name between 1956 and 1970
Jakob
In 2010, Jakob was No. 298 on the list of popular American baby boy names; it fell to No. 583 by 2016
Jaime (Boy)
Jaime is more popular as a boy’s name than a girl’s name
Holden
As a popular American baby boy name, Holden rose from No. 911 in 1987 to No. 271 in 2016
Griselda
Griselda first entered the Top 1000 most popular American girl names in 1972 at No. 918. It was last seen on the list in 1999 at No. 999
Gisela
In 2010, Gisela was just as popular as Larkin and Tammy in the USA, with 67 births attributed to each name
Goddard
Neither Goddard nor Gotthard ever made the Top 1000 most popular American baby boy names list
Fay
Faye (with an e) has always been slightly more popular than Fay in the United States
Fawn
Fawn’s most popular year in the USA was 1981 when 206 baby girls were given that first name.
Foster
Foster was a Top 500 American baby boy name between 1880 and 1927
Elihu
In 2013, 14 American baby boys were named Elihu, 3 more than 100 years earlier in 1913.