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These 20 names mainly indicate ‘snobs’ for their prestigious children

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Whether it's your taste, well... That doesn't have to be the case. ‘Kakkers’, as they are stereotypically called, often choose certain names.

Nothing wrong with that: they are all beautiful names. And they occur more often in the wealthier municipalities of the Netherlands than in the less affluent neighborhoods. Think of Bloemendaal, Wassenaar, ’t Gooi, Bilthoven or Bergen aan Zee.

In general, ‘kakker names’ are often associated with traditional, aristocratic or elite names. Some examples of names that are sometimes associated with these wealthier and prosperous types are:

Boys' names:

Alexander
Eduard
Sebastian
Frederik
Olivier
Maurits
Reinout
Constantijn
Floris
Willem

Girls' names:

Isabella
Charlotte
Victoria
Amalia
Olivia
Eleonora
Juliëtte
Isolde
Fleur
Josephine