These names score 40 or lower on the warmth dimension, meaning they are perceived as less warm, loving, caring, and kind. Scores are based on US psychology research on first impressions.
Names with low Warmth scores come across as more reserved or distant in first impressions. A low score here does not mean unfriendly. It means the name itself carries less of that instant feeling of emotional closeness that high-warmth names project.
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Success: 84
Cheerfulness: 37
Morality: 30
Health: 56
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Success: 57
Health: 95
Morality: 44
Morality: 40
Morality: 31
Success: 34
Success: 69
Cheerfulness: 36
Cheerfulness: 38
Health: 38
Morality: 40
Morality: 34
Success: 67
Cheerfulness: 33
Success: 84
Success: 49
Health: 66
Cheerfulness: 33
Success: 41
Cheerfulness: 33
Health: 21
Health: 39
Morality: 32
Success: 41
Morality: 28
Success: 40
Cheerfulness: 43
Success: 40
Health: 31
Health: 39
Morality: 39
Morality: 54
Morality: 32
Morality: 37
Success: 49
Health: 39
Morality: 87
Health: 37
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Success: 35
Health: 35
Morality: 50
Cheerfulness: 26
Cheerfulness: 34
Morality: 39
Morality: 50
Health: 85
Cheerfulness: 33
Success: 38
Morality: 45
Success: 35
Success: 58
Cheerfulness: 51
Based on psychology research, the top names with low warmth ratings include Adolph, Rip, Brunhilda, Jock, Bruno. There are 473 names in this category, each rated across 5 perception dimensions.
Name Halo has 473 names with low warmth ratings in our database. Each name is rated for success, warmth, morality, health, and cheerfulness based on US psychology research.
Names with low Warmth scores (40 or lower out of 100) are perceived as less warm, loving, caring, and kind. These scores come from published psychology research on first impressions.
Name Halo's scores are derived from published psychology research by Dr. Albert Mehrabian at UCLA. Participants rated over 1,700 names across personality dimensions, producing consistent perception scores that reveal how names shape first impressions.