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Table 4: Full List of First Forenames Given, Scotland, 2016 (Final) in Alphabetical Order Table 4: Full list of first forenames given, Scotland, 2016 (final) in alphabetical order NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died Number of Number of Boys' names NB Girls' names NB babies babies A 1 A'lelia 1 A-Jay 1 Aadhya 2 Aadam 3 Aadrika 1 Aadarsh 1 Aadya 2 Aaden 2 Aafeen 1 Aadi 1 Aafreen 1 Aadit 1 Aaila 1 Aadrian 1 Aaima 2 Aadyanth 1 Aairah 1 Aaeryn 1 Aaisha 1 Aahad 1 Aaishah 1 Aahil 2 Aaiza 1 Aahyan 1 Aaleen 1 Aamir 1 Aaleyah 2 Aaran 2 Aalia 3 Aarav 5 Aaliah 1 Aaren 1 Aaliya 1 Aari 1 Aaliyah 34 Aarick 1 Aameera 1 Aariv 1 Aamina 1 Aariz 1 Aamira 1 Aarley-Ray 1 Aamirah 1 Aarlo 1 Aamna 1 Aaron 240 Aanya 2 Aaron-John 1 Aara 1 Aarran 1 Aaradhya 1 Aarron 1 Aaria 2 Aarvin 1 Aariah 3 Aaryan 1 Aariyah 1 Aaryav 2 Aarvi 1 Aaryn 2 Aarya 5 Aaryn-John 1 Aaryella 1 Aashutosh 1 Aashi 1 Aayan 8 Aashvi 1 Aayden 1 Aasiyah 2 Abaan 1 Aathira 1 Abaas 1 Aatiqa 1 Abdallah 2 Aayah 2 Abdelmadjid 1 Aayat 1 Abdijabar 1 Aayeshah 1 Abdul 6 Aayla 2 Abdul-Aziz 1 Aaylah 1 Abdul-Rafay 1 Abaigh 1 Abdul-Raheem 1 Abbey 15 Abdul-Rahman 2 Abbi 5 Abdul-Samee 1 Abbi-Leigh 1 Abdul-Wahhab 1 Abbie 83 * Abdulahad 1 Abbie-Leigh 2 Abdulaziz 1 Abbie-Rose 2 Abdulhaadi 2 Abbiegail 1 Abdullah 9 Abbigail 1 Abdullahi 1 Abby 28 Abdulmohsen 1 Abeeha 2 Abdulrahman 3 Abeera 2 Abdulsalam 1 Abena 1 Abdur-Rahman 2 Abi 14 Abdurahman 3 Abigail 96 Abdurraheem 1 Abigail-Lee 1 Abdurrahman 1 Abigaile 1 Abdussalam 1 Abiha 2 Abe 1 Abiola 2 © Crown Copyright 2017 Table 4 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died Number of Number of Boys' names NB Girls' names NB babies babies Abel 12 Abriana 1 Abhik 1 Acacia 1 Abhiram 1 Ada 32 Abid 1 Adah 3 Abiman 1 Adaira 2 Abinabi 1 Adaline 1 Abir 1 Adalyn 2 Abiral 1 Adalynn 1 Aboubakr 1 Adama 1 Abraham 5 Adanna 1 Abu 1 Adara 1 Abu-Bakr 1 Addilynn 2 Abubakar 1 Addison 18 Ace 3 Addison-Grace 1 Achilles 1 Addisyn 1 Acoidan 1 Adeewa 1 Adair 1 Adelaide 2 Adam 216 * Adele 8 Adan 1 Adelina 2 Adas 2 Adeline 5 Addie 1 Adelise 1 Addison 2 Adelola 1 Adebare 1 Adelyn 6 Adem 4 Adelyn-Charlotte 1 Adetomiwa 1 Adelynn 1 Adie 4 Adelynne 1 Adil 1 Ademide-Favour 1 Adison 3 Ademilola 1 Aditya 1 Adena 1 Adiyan 1 Adisha 1 Adlai-Joziya 1 Aditi 2 Adonay 1 Adley 2 Adrian 15 Adora 2 Adrian-James 1 Adorabelle 1 Adriano 1 Adrhianna 1 Adriel 2 Adriana 20 Advik 1 Adrianna 7 Advith 1 Adrija 2 Adyan 1 Adrijana 1 Aedan 5 Adwitiya 1 Aeden 1 Adya 1 Aedyn 1 Aedamar 1 Aeson 1 Aedyn 1 Aethan 1 Aela 9 Affan 1 Aela-Susie 1 Agaba 1 Aerin 1 Ahaan 1 Aerith 1 Ahmad 5 Aeryn 1 Ahmed 12 Aeva 1 Ahmeed 1 Afeefeh 1 Ahmet 2 Afirah 1 Ahsan 2 Afiyah 2 Ahungwa 1 Afoke-Oghene 1 Ahyaan 1 Agamaureen 1 Aidan 86 * Agata 3 Aidan-Hugh 1 Agatha 1 Aiden 103 Aggie-Rose 1 Aiden-James 1 Agne 1 Ailbe 2 Agnes 9 Aimal 1 Agnese 1 Aiman 1 Ahlam 1 Ainsley 1 Ahlyisa 1 Ainsley-Junior 1 Ahria 1 Aivis 1 Ai 1 © Crown Copyright 2017 Table 4 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died Number of Number of Boys' names NB Girls' names NB babies babies Aj 3 Aibreann 1 Ajay 10 Aicha 2 Ajias 1 Aida 3 Akaalbir 1 Aiesha 1 Akaash 1 Aihla 1 Akash 1 Aihleigh 1 Akhil 1 Aijia 1 Akims 1 Aila 42 Akinleye 1 Aila-Rose 1 Akira 1 Ailagh 1 Alaa 1 Ailah 2 Alamdaar 1 Ailbe 1 Alan 33 Ailbhe 2 Alano-James 1 Ailea 1 Alaric 1 Ailee-Rose 1 Alasdair 23 Aileigh 2 Alastair 11 Ailey 3 Alban 1 Ailidh 5 Alben 1 Ailie 5 Albert 18 Ailie-Rose 1 Albi 2 Ailios 1 Albi-George 1 Ailish 6 Albie 11 Ailith 1 Albus 1 Ailla 1 Alby 4 Ailsa 45 Aldeign 1 Ailsa-Grace 1 Alden 2 Aima 1 Alec 3 Aiman 2 Aleks 2 Aimee 41 Aleksandar 3 Aimee-Leigh 3 Aleksander 21 Aimee-Rose 1 Aleksandr 3 Aimey 1 Aleksandras 1 Aimi 1 Aleksei 1 Aimie 1 Alekss 1 Aina 1 Aleksy 1 Ainara 1 Alessandro 5 Aine 5 Alessio 1 Aira 1 Alex 75 Airen 1 Alexander 302 Airlie 2 Alexander-James 1 Aisha 17 Alexander-John 1 Aisla 1 Alexander-Jordan 1 Aisling 4 Alexandre 1 Aisosa 1 Alexandros 1 Aiva 2 Alexandru 3 Aivah 1 Alexzander 1 Aiyana 1 Alfi 2 Aiyannah-Jack 1 Alfie 257 Aiyla 2 Alfie-Jack 1 Aiylah 1 Alfie-Jay 2 Aiyzah 1 Alfonso 2 Aiza 8 Alfred 11 Aizah 9 Alfy 1 Ajwa 1 Alfye 1 Akachukwu 1 Alhaji 1 Akeelah 1 Ali 16 Akira 1 Alick 1 Akira-Lily 1 Alin 1 Akshara 2 Alisdair 2 Alaia 2 Alistair 23 Alaina 3 Alix 1 Alana 8 Aliyan 1 Alanna 9 Aliyu 1 Alannah 5 © Crown Copyright 2017 Table 4 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died Number of Number of Boys' names NB Girls' names NB babies babies Allain-Junior 1 Alara 3 Allan 20 Alarah 2 Allan-John 1 Alari 1 Allen 1 Alaya 2 Ally 3 Alayia-Mae 1 Alpha 1 Alayna 6 Alphie 1 Alaynnah 1 Alphonsus 1 Alba 42 Alvan 1 Alba-Rose 1 Alvar 1 Albi 1 Alvin 1 Alea 2 Aly 1 Aleah 5 Alyaan 1 Aleah-Rose 1 Alyan 1 Alecia 2 Alyn 1 Aleea 2 Amaan 2 Aleeah 2 Amaar 1 Aleemah 1 Amad 1 Aleen 2 Amadou 1 Aleena 7 Amat 1 Aleesha 1 Amaziyah 1 Aleeza 1 Ambroise 1 Alegra 1 Amedeo 1 Aleigha 3 Ameer 2 Aleksandra 10 Amen 1 Alena 2 Ames 1 Aleri 1 Ameziane 1 Alesha 7 Amhlaidh 1 Aleshba 1 Amin 1 * Alesia 2 Amir 5 Alesia-Iasmina 1 Amir-Driss 1 Alessa 3 Amirul 1 Alessa-Rose 1 Amjad 1 Alessandra 2 Ammaar 1 Alessia 4 Ammar 1 Alesya 1 Amos 1 Alethea 2 Amr 2 Alex 14 Amran 1 Alexa 28 Amrit 1 Alexa-Mae 1 Amyr 1 Alexandra 58 * Anand 1 Alexandrea 1 Anas 4 Alexandria 4 Anatole 1 Alexandrina 1 Anay 2 Alexi 1 Ander 2 Alexia 4 Anders 2 Alexis 42 * Anderson 4 Alexis-James 1 Andra 2 Alexis-Leigh 1 Andras 1 Alexis-Rose 2 Andre 2 Aleyah 1 Andrea 1 Ali 2 Andreas 1 Alia 7 Andrei 2 Aliana 2 Andrew 135 * Alianna 1 Andrew-James 2 Aliannah 1 Andrew-Jayden 1 Aliayah 1 Andrew-John 1 Alice 106 Andrew-Junior 1 Alice-Mae 1 Andy 6 Alicia 21 Aneel 1 Alicja 23 Anes 1 Aliesha 1 Anesu 1 Alijah 1 Aneurin 3 Alina 8 Anfal 1 Aliona 3 © Crown Copyright 2017 Table 4 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died Number of Number of Boys' names NB Girls' names NB babies babies Angel 1 Alisa 2 Angelo 2 Alisah 1 Angis 1 Alise 2 Angus 123 * Alisha 16 * Anhad 1 Alisia 2 Aniello 1 Alison 4 Anisor 1 Alissa 2 Aniv 1 Alissia 2 Anjolaoluwa 1 Alithea 1 Anmar 1 Alivia 9 Anmol 1 Alivia-May 1 Annas 1 Aliviah 1 Ansen 1 Aliviya 1 Anshdeep 1 Alivya 1 Anson 2 Alix 10 Anthony 45 Aliya 3 Anthony-Jack 1 Aliyah 16 Anthony-James 1 Aliyah-Grace 1 Anthony-Jon 1 Aliza 7 Antoine 1 Alizah 1 Anton 6 Alizee 1 Antoni 37 Allanah 1 Antonio 4 Allannah 1 Antony 9 Alleana 1 Antu 1 Allegra 3 Anvit 1 Allessa 1 Anxo 1 Alli 1 Aodhan 2 Allie 11 Aodhan-James 1 Allie-Rose 1 Aonghas 1 Alliha 1 Aouab 1 Allisa 1 Aqeel 2 Allison 2 Ara 1 Ally 2 Arafat 1 Allyanna 1 Arainn 1 Alma 6 Aran 2 Almira 1 Aras 4 Alonna 1 Arav 1 Alphia 1 Archer 10 Altea 1 Archi 1 Althea 2 Archibald 14 Aluna 1 Archie 228 Aluvia 1 Archie-Jack 1 Alva 3 Archie-John 2 Alvira 1 Archy 2 Alya 3 Arden 2 Alyaanah 2 Ardie 1 Alyanah 1 Arek 1 Alyeah 1 Aren 2 Alyisia 1 Ares 1 Alys 1 Argyle 1 Alysha 4 Argyll 1 Alysiah 1 Arhaan 3 Alyson 1 Arham 3 Alyssa 20 Ari 7 Alyssia 4 Arian 3 Alyth 1 Arinze 1 Alyvia 3 Aris 1 Alyx 1 Aristote 1 Alyx-Jean 1 Ariyan 1 Amaia 1 Arjan 1 Amaima 1 Arjit 1 Amaiyah 1 Arjun 1 Amal 1 Arlen 3 Amalia 2 © Crown Copyright 2017 Table 4 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died Number of Number of Boys' names NB Girls' names NB babies babies Arlind 1 Amalie 5 Arlo 73 Amanda 8 Arloh 1 Amani 1 Armaan 2 Amany 1 Arman 1 Amara 11 Armand 2 Amarachi 1 Armando 1 Amarah-Rose 1 Armin 1 Amari 1 Arnie 1 Amaris 1 Arome 1 Amaryss 1 Aron 4 Amaya 12 * Aronas 3 Amayah 6 Arosh 1 Amber 115 Arragon 1 Amber-Belle 1 Arran 127 Amber-Lily 1 Arran-James 1 Amber-Rose 3 Arrauf 1 Amber-Sophia 1 Arro 1 Ambra 1 Arron 7 Ameera 5 Arryn 2 Ameerah 1 Arsakha 1 Ameila 1 Arsh 1 Ameiliah 1 Arsheq 1 Ameira 2 Arsyaditama 1 Amel 1 Arteen 1 Amelia 342 * Artel 1 Amelia-Esme 1 Arthur 76 Amelia-Grace 1 Arthur-William 1 Amelia-Jane 1 Artur 7 Amelia-Leigh 1 Arturs 3 Amelia-Lilly 2 Arun 1 Amelia-Lily 2 Arvie 1 Amelia-Mae 1 Arvin 1 Amelia-May 2 Aryan 9 Amelia-Rose 10 Aryan-Kiyan 1 Ameliah 1 Arys 1 Ameliarose 1 Asa 1 Amelie 47 Asad 1 Amelie-Rose 1 Asfand 1 Amelija 2 Ash 4 Ameliya 1 Ashar 1 Amelle 1 Ashden 1 Amelya 1 Ashdyn 1 Ami 2 Asher 4 Amia 1 Ashlamari 1 Amiah 3 Ashton 33 Amie 3 Ashvihan 1 Amie-Leigh 1 Asim 1 Amie-Rose 1 Asir 1 Amiee-Leigh 1 Aspen 1 Amiera 1 Astin 1 Amii 1 Aston 3 Amila 1 Aston-Jax 1 Amilee 3 Atharv 4 Amiley 1 Atholl 1 Amilia 1 Atmanand 1 Amilija 1 Atticus 2 Amily 1 Attila 2 Amina 6 Aubai 1 Aminah 2 Aubrey 1 Amira 17 August 3 Amirah 6 Augustas 1 Amiyah 1 Aulay 6 Amiyah-Grace 1 Auley 3 Aml 1 © Crown Copyright 2017 Table 4 (continued) NB: * indicates that, sadly, a baby who was given that first forename has since died Number of Number of Boys' names NB Girls' names NB babies babies Aurel 1 Ammarah 1 Aurhyn 1 Amna 4 Auron 3 Amnah 1 Austen 5 * Amneh 1 Austin 63 Amora 2 Auston 1 Amvish 1 Austyn 1 Amy 89 Avery 2 Amy-Grace 1 Aviraj 2 Amy-Lee 1 Avnoor 1 Amyra 1 Avram 2 Amythest 1 Awab 2 Ana 12 Awais 1 Ana-Lilly 1 Axel 9 Ana-Sogona 1 Axl 2 Anaaya 1 Axton 1 Anabel 2 Ayaan 21 Anabelle 2 Ayan 4 Anabia 3 Ayaz 1 Anah 1 Aybel 1 Anahat 2 Aydan 1 Anais 6 Ayden 17 Anamari 1 Ayden-John 1 Anastacia 1 Aydin 3 Anastasia 12 Ayjai 1 Anastazia 2 Aylen 1 Anastazja 5 Aylo 1 Anaum 1 Ayman 2 Anaya 16 Aymar 1 Anayah 7 Ayodeji 1 Andi 6 Ayomide-David 1 Andie 8 Ayoub 2 Andrea 1 Ayren 1 Andriana 1 Ayrin 1 Andrija 1 Ayron 1 Ane 1 Ayrton 2 Aneeyah 1 Ayub 1 Anela 1 Ayven 1 Aneliss-Nicole 1 Ayyad 1 Aneta 1 Ayyan 1 Anfal 1 Azaan 5 Angel 8 * Azan 2 Angel-Marie 1 Azeem 1 Angela 6 Azlaan 1 Angelica 2 Azlan 2 Angelina 3 Azmar 1 Angelique 1 Azz 1 Angelita 1 Azzan 1 Angelrose 1 Baboucarr 1 Anice
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