Mia Plus the Letter L Makes Liam
Mia plus the letter L makes Liam. Add one letter to a name, shuffle, and a new name appears. We found 60,485 combinations like this.
It is the favorite game of baby name forums. Take a name, give it one letter and see what it turns into. Sometimes it switches gender, sometimes continents.
The Most Common Combinations
121,526 · 202,895 babies in 10 years
86,252 · 99,522 babies in 10 years
60,019 · 53,431 babies in 10 years
51,905 · 92,004 babies in 10 years
60,019 · 48,985 babies in 10 years
52,711 · 48,474 babies in 10 years
60,019 · 48,336 babies in 10 years
45,547 · 57,007 babies in 10 years
45,058 · 63,170 babies in 10 years
47,160 · 43,291 babies in 10 years
39,409 · 40,654 babies in 10 years
45,058 · 38,441 babies in 10 years
Between Us
Our favorite is still Mia and Liam. For parents stuck between two names it is almost diplomacy, one extra letter for the second child and everyone is happy.
Common Questions
How Do I Find the Names One Letter Away from Mine?
Type your name plus one extra letter into the Anagrammio solver. It lists every word and every name made with those letters.
How Many Combinations Are There?
60,485, trying every common name with every letter of the alphabet. Spelling variants are left out, and so are names that simply grow a letter, like Ella and Bella.
How We Count
We take every name given over the last ten years, add one letter and look for another common name spelled with exactly those letters. When the letter slips in without moving anything, like Lea and Leah or Ella and Bella, it is a spelling and not a reshuffle, so it does not count.
Source Social Security Administration, national baby names file, births 1880 to 2025. Names with at least 500 births in total.
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