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Wendy Liv

in the US

There are 3 people with the name "Wendy Liv" in the United States.

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Ranking in the US

Name	Rank
Wendy	179
Liv	82,933
Wendy Liv	12,164,095

is 175th most common Connie
is 176th most common Kathryn
is 177th most common Eugene
is 178th most common Rose
is 179th most common Wendy
is 180th most common Cindy
is 181st most common Carlos
is 182nd most common Justin
is 183rd most common Shannon

is 82,929th most common Lautenslager
is 82,930th most common Lazarevic
is 82,931st most common Leestma
is 82,932nd most common Lipstein
is 82,933rd most common Liv
is 82,934th most common Lovano
is 82,935th most common Lucic
is 82,936th most common Luketich
is 82,937th most common Lutzen

is 12,164,091st most common Wendy Liska
is 12,164,092nd most common Wendy Liszewski
is 12,164,093rd most common Wendy Littell
is 12,164,094th most common Wendy Littlepage
is 12,164,095th most common Wendy Liv
is 12,164,096th most common Wendy Liverpool
is 12,164,097th most common Wendy Lizano
is 12,164,098th most common Wendy Llanes
is 12,164,099th most common Wendy Llanos

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Meaning & History

Wendy

Liv

(female) This name was apparently coined by the playwright J. M. Barrie, who used it for the ‘little mother’ in his play Peter Pan (1904). He took it from the nickname Fwendy-Wendy (i.e. ‘friend’) used for him by a child acquaintance, Margaret Henley. It has also been suggested that this name may have originated as a pet form of Gwendolen. After peaking in the 1960s, use of the name declined quite rapidly.