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Shelley Pinardo

in the US

There are 3 people with the name "Shelley Pinardo" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Shelley	500
Pinardo	190,420
Shelley Pinardo	11,708,390

is 496th most common Brandy
is 497th most common Gayle
is 498th most common Irma
is 499th most common Maxine
is 500th most common Shelley
is 501st most common Miriam
is 502nd most common Nina
is 503rd most common Leah
is 504th most common Kent

is 190,416th most common Pierrie
is 190,417th most common Pigate
is 190,418th most common Pighini
is 190,419th most common Pileri
is 190,420th most common Pinardo
is 190,421st most common Pinchock
is 190,422nd most common Pings
is 190,423rd most common Pinzel
is 190,424th most common Pipgras

is 11,708,386th most common Shelley Phillippe
is 11,708,387th most common Shelley Pickle
is 11,708,388th most common Shelley Piersma
is 11,708,389th most common Shelley Piland
is 11,708,390th most common Shelley Pinardo
is 11,708,391st most common Shelley Pinckney
is 11,708,392nd most common Shelley Pitcher
is 11,708,393rd most common Shelley Pitchford
is 11,708,394th most common Shelley Pitzer

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Meaning & History

Shelley

Pinardo

(female), occasionally (male) Transferred use of the surname, the most famous bearer of which was the English Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley (1792–1822). The surname is in origin a local name from one of the various places (in Essex, Suffolk, and Yorkshire) named in Old English as the ‘wood (or clearing) on (or near) a slope (or ledge)’. The name is now used almost exclusively for girls, in part perhaps as a result of association with Shirley (the actress Shelley Winters, 1922–2005, was born Shirley Schrift), and in part due to the characteristically feminine ending -(e)y.