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Do you consider any of these names American in origin?

154 replies

Wilderwood · 25/07/2026 08:17

Girls:
Harper
Lainey
Autumn
Madison
Delaney

Boys:
Hudson
Cooper
Hunter
Grayson

And not that it’s a bad thing! But husband says my choices are quite American 🇺🇸 so please help settle this debate.
Open to suggestions

thank you ☺️

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topcat2014 · 01/08/2026 19:01

They are surnames as first names which is American

Amiacoolorwarmcolour · 02/08/2026 07:24

Yes all of them with the possible exception of Autumn.
They all have a certain vibe.
I would only call a daughter Autumn if she was born in Autumn. I just think it sounds naff otherwise.

knitnerd90 · 02/08/2026 07:49

It sounds like an American preschool class, and I live in the USA. I do know a girl named Delaney, too.

(if I’m going to be specific the collection as a whole sounds upper middle class Southern, though the style of name happens elsewhere too. Madison had a whole vogue.)

IDontHateRainbows · 02/08/2026 08:24

Amiacoolorwarmcolour · 02/08/2026 07:24

Yes all of them with the possible exception of Autumn.
They all have a certain vibe.
I would only call a daughter Autumn if she was born in Autumn. I just think it sounds naff otherwise.

I know someone whose daughter was born in July who was called Snow Winter. Why would you????

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