These are the most commonly misspelt British names

Many British have quite a lot of totally different spellings (Image: Metro)

Neve or Niamh? Arron or Aaron? 

Based on Google search knowledge compiled by Unscrambled Phrases, a Scrabble-esque net sport, Niamh and Aaron are probably the most generally misspelt names within the UK.

Niamh has 4,110 month-to-month searches within the UK together with different variations corresponding to Neve, Nieve, Neave, Neavh or Neeve.

Rachel, with 2,770 Google search outcomes, is one other identify generally misspelt, mistaken for its extra frequent variation Rachael. 

For boys, the names Aaron, Graham and Elijah prime the record.

Margaret, Diana, George and Arthur additionally seem on the highest 10 lists for generally misspelt women’ and boys’ names, regardless of belonging to well-known members of the royal household.

The fifth most misspelt identify by Brits is Sheila, which implies ‘heavenly’ and has variations of Shelagh and Sheelagh.

10 mostly misspelt women' names

1. Niamh
2. Rachel
3. Margaret
4. Sheila
5. Isabella
6. Phoebe
7. Naomi
8. Diana
9. Yvonne
10. Aaliyah

10 mostly misspelt boys' names

1. Aaron
2. Graham
3. Elijah
4. Neil
5. Matthew
6. Daniel
7. Arthur
8. George
9. Keith
10. Alastair

Women’ names gave the impression to be harder to spell with 70% of the highest ten names being feminine.

A spokeswoman from Unscrambled Phrases stated: ‘Each identify may be spelled in numerous methods, which might usually make the identify extra sentimental or distinctive.

‘Nonetheless, it's fascinating to see which names have Brits probably the most confused in the case of their spelling, as many on the record are extremely widespread.’