I started thinking about the baby name when I was 35 weeks pregnant. I had several first name ideas but my biggest predicament was settling on the middle name.
Amongst other names, Brooklyn was one of my favorite girls’ name although I ended up naming my daughter a totally different name.
If you love Brooklyn, you may want to build a list of possible middle name suggestions before the baby arrives.
As a first-time parent, I know deciding on middle names for Brooklyn can be quite a chore; and that’s why I’ve put together the following list to get you started.
How to Choose a Middle Name
Try saying the first name and potential middle name together a couple of times to feel how they sound. A good rule of thumb is to have a mix of syllable on the three names for a rhythmic pattern.
You may also play around with consonants for an alliterative baby name. For example, Brooklyn Barrett. If possible, seek opinions from close family members and friends so you don’t settle on awful name combinations.
Don’t forget the name meaning and the personality traits as well to see if they reflect what you want your little one to have.
Once you have a list, brainstorm all appealing name combinations and settle on the one that’s a little unusual and less predictable. Also, you can settle on a religious name or honor your culture by naming after a relative.
Best Middle Name Ideas for Brooklyn
Brooklyn Abigail
Brooklyn Alexandria
Brooklyn Aleese
Brooklyn Alma
Brooklyn Alisa
Brooklyn Ann
Brooklyn Alyssa
Brooklyn Amber
Brooklyn Amelia
Brooklyn Andrea
Brooklyn Annaleise
Brooklyn Annabeth
Brooklyn Augusta
Brooklyn Avery
Brooklyn Barrett
Brooklyn Brianna
Brooklyn Cadence
Brooklyn Camille
Brooklyn Celeste
Brooklyn Chloe
Brooklyn Claire
Brooklyn Colette
Brooklyn Cora
Brooklyn Corrine
Brooklyn Danielle
Brooklyn Delaney
Brooklyn Gabrielle
Brooklyn Daphne
Brooklyn Dawn
Brooklyn Delany
Brooklyn Deonna
Brooklyn Elaine
Brooklyn Elena
Brooklyn Elise
Brooklyn Ella
Brooklyn Elizabeth
Brooklyn Eloise
Brooklyn Emery
Brooklyn Emily
Brooklyn Emma
Brooklyn Erika
Brooklyn Estelle
Brooklyn Felice
Brooklyn Freya
Brooklyn Grace
Brooklyn Hailey
Brooklyn Hallie
Brooklyn Helene
Brooklyn Hope
Brooklyn Iashae
Brooklyn Iris
Brooklyn Isabelle
Brooklyn Jade
Brooklyn Jasmine
Brooklyn Jean
Brooklyn Jessica
Brooklyn Jolie
Brooklyn June
Brooklyn Kate
Brooklyn Kay
Brooklyn Kayla
Brooklyn Laurene
Brooklyn Layla
Brooklyn Leanne
Brooklyn Leigh
Brooklyn Lily
Brooklyn Louise
Brooklyn Madison
Brooklyn Mae
Brooklyn Maeve
Brooklyn Malia
Brooklyn Mallory
Brooklyn Marie
Brooklyn Matilda
Brooklyn Mckenzie
Brooklyn Michelle
Brooklyn Nevaeh
Brooklyn Noelle
Brooklyn Nova
Brooklyn Odessa
Brooklyn Olivia
Brooklyn Ophelia
Brooklyn Paige
Brooklyn Perrie
Brooklyn Quincy
Brooklyn Paisley
Brooklyn Reese
Brooklyn Renea
Brooklyn Renee
Brooklyn Rose
Brooklyn Scarlett
Brooklyn Shay
Brooklyn Shayla
Brooklyn Skye
Brooklyn Skyler
Brooklyn Sophia
Brooklyn Tara
Brooklyn Taylor
Brooklyn Tess
Brooklyn Tessa
Brooklyn Tobias
Brooklyn Victoria
Brooklyn Willow
Ways to Spell Brooklyn
Brooklynn
Brooklynne
Names That Sound Like Brooklyn
Breelyn
Brookelle
Names Similar to Brooklyn
Alexa – Greek name meaning “defender of man”
Ava – of Latin origin meaning “to live
Avery – English girl name meaning “elf counsel”
Charlotte – French name meaning “free man”
Gemma – Italian name for “precious stone”
Harper – English name derived from “harper player”
Madison – English name which means “Son of Maud”
Presley – English name which means “priest clearing”
Brooklyn Meaning, Origin, Popularity and Nicknames
Brooklyn is of American origin meaning “Pretty Brook” or “Broken Land”. The baby girl name is taken from a borough in the New York City.
Originally, the name is derived from Breukelen, a Dutch town translated to mean “marsh land”
Brooklyn has been around since the second half of the 20th century. It was first used in 1972, then took the name charts by storm in 2005 when it was ranked as the 78th popular girl name in the US.
The popularity of Brooklyn varies from state to state. For example, Brooklyn became popular in Wyoming State in 2014 when it was used with 32 babies.
The all-time highest record was notable in California State in 2011 when it was given to 721 babies. In 2018, it was the 66th most used girls’ name in California, US.
Brooklyn is a trendy girl name constituting 0.3 percent of female births in the United States. Brooklyn nicknames are Brook, Brookie, BrookieBear, Brocoli, and Brookster.
Wrapping Up
If you’re expecting, Brooklyn can be given to a baby of any gender. For females, it denotes a joyful girl who’s never shy.
Even though it has gotten popular in the recent years, it’s still an elegant name when paired with a unique middle name.
If you’re not a fun of family names for middle name, try exploring this list to find out a unique middle name that sound good together with Brooklyn for your little angel.