Down For The Count

Some parents use numerology or numerical value when naming their children, but have you ever considered naming your children in numerical birth order?! Well now you can, all the way up to 13!! Lets count through a few…

Winona - Giving birth to your firstborn son or daughter is always an exciting moment; why not give them a name that means just that. Winona mean “firstborn daughter”.

Moses - Moses is a numerical/biblical reference. The Book of Exodus is the second book of the Bible where God called to Moses.

Tripp - Meaning ‘The Third’, Tripp is not only a surname but also a popular nickname given to boys who have the suffix III.

Delta - Delta is often associated with the airline, but it is also the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet.

Quincy - Quinn, Quinton and Quincy all in the 2019 Top 1,000 - this regal find is perfect for your fifth son.

Sia - Australian singer Sia made this name a household staple when she released her hit song Chandelier in 2014. Sia is also the Scottish-Gaelic word for six.

Felicity - What better way to ring in lucky number seven with with Felicity, a Latin name meaning “luck, good fortune and happiness”.

Otto - This palindrome means eight in Italian.

Nona - Nona means ninth in Latin.

Jay - This tenth option is a play on the tenth letter in the alphabet, J.

Eleven - Eleven gained popularity in 2016 on the hit show Stranger Things when actress Millie Bobby Brown played main character Jane Ives who went by the name Eleven or El for short.

Pearl - Another biblical reference, Revelation 21:12, NIV: “The Twelve gates were twelve pearls, each of the gates made of a single pearl. The great street of the city was of gold, as pure as transparent glass”.

Rhodes - Rhose Island was the last of the original thirteen colonies to become a state on May 29, 1790.

Numerical baby names can be fun for the whole family. With literal meanings like Ensio or subtle connections like Baker, there’s a perfect number and name for everyone.