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There are 12 -ndi names for baby girls. Displayed on this page are -ndi names 1 to 12. Within these names, Brandi (English) was the most popular in 2007 with a rank of #985 and a usage of 0.0128%. The unusual -ndi names are Andi (English), Candi (English), Cindi (English), Cyndi (English), Kandi (English), Lyndi (English), Mandi (English), Randi (English), Sandi (English), Syndi (English), and Wendi (German and English). -ndi names are somewhat popular as baby girl names. The names' popularity increased from the 1940s up to the 1980s; before that, they were of sporadic use only. Their usage peaked modestly in 1981 with 0.450% of baby girls being given -ndi names. Within the top 1000 baby names then, there were 7 -ndi names. The names have substantially slipped in popularity since then. In 2007, their usage was 0.013% with 1 -ndi name listed among the top 1000.
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Andi ... male, manly, brave, ... has its origins in the Old Greek language ... form of Andrea ... Brandi Candi Cindi Cyndi Kandi Lyndi ... weak, soft, gentle, ... used chiefly in the English language and ... form of Linda ... Mandi Randi Sandi Syndi ... origin, as well as its use, is in the English ... variant of Cindy ... not listed within the top 1000 ... Wendi
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... white; candy ... primarily used in English ... Its language of origin is Latin and English ... form of Candy ... 
... woman from Kynthos ... used mostly in English, and its language ... form of Cynthia ... 
... woman from Kynthos ... largely used in English, and it is ... form of Cynthia ... Its ranking then was #659 ... 
... candy ... origin and use are both in the English language ... form of Candy ... rare as a baby girl name ... 
... lovable ... has its origins in the Latin language and ... form of Amanda ... unusual as a baby girl name ... 
... adorable ... language of origin is Latin and Germanic ... predominantly used in English ... form of Miranda ... 
... defender of men ... has its origins in the Old Greek language ... form of Alexandra ... 
... Wends, Vandals; fence, ... has its origins in the Germanic and English ... form of Wendelgard ...
