Patricia, Wellington and Jessica were some of the most popular names of the time and carry curious meanings
The 1990s was marked by trends that directly influenced birth records. Novels, movies and even international names shaped the choice of parents of the time.
If you were born during this period, you are very likely to have known someone with one of these names – or even have one of them! Check out six of the most iconic and yours.
6 names that only those born in the 1990s have the privilege of having (and the meaning of each)
1. Jessica
Of Hebrew origin, it means “God watches” or “wealth.” The name became extremely popular in the 1990s, appearing in several soap operas and movies.
2. Anderson
With English origin, it means “son of André”. Widely used in the 1990s, it was a common choice for those who wanted a modern sound name.
3. Thalita
Of Aramaic origin, it means “girl” and is associated with the biblical expression “Talitha Cumi” (“Girl, get up”). It brings a sophisticated touch and it was a fever among the girls of the time.
4. Wellington
With English origin, it means “from the city of Duke Wellington” or “Farm City”. It was a popular name among the 1990s boys for spending stature and sophistication.
5. Patrícia
From Latin Patricius, it means “noble” or “from the class of patricians.” Widely used at the time, especially the influence of soap operas, it was one of the most common feminine names among children of the decade.
6. Márcio
With Latin origin, it means “dedicated to Mars,” the god of Roman war. It was a very chosen name in the 1990s, especially in families who followed the tradition of baptizing children with names of relatives.
If you have one of these names, you can consider yourself part of a nostalgic and unforgettable generation!
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